Intel ssd 520 fit with a DZ68BC mother board ?
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I don't know, but Intel has a page that lists compatible motherboards, that's how I found out about mine. If yours uses a Z68 chipset, it should work, as would 530 series and some higher.
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DZ68BC has both 6Gb/s & 4Gb/s SATA ports, so it will definately work with that motherboard.
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I'm not familiar with your motherboard. I do know I bought two of these SSD's and I won't have any computer with the old fahioned disc hard drive!I put one in my Dell laptop (simple operation) and the other is in my Dell 400 XPS gaming desktop (using the adapter that came with it). I see no warning that it will not fit certain computers or any reference to motherboards.
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I can not give you a 100% positive answer. The Intel 520 has standard hard drive connector plugs and should fit unless you have an odd ball system.
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Yeah it should fit. Judging by the pictures I've seen of that MB, it looks like the same bracket.
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Intel dose not list it as a compatible processor, look at http://processormatch.intel.com/Processors/CompatibleProcessors?componentName=dz87klt-75kRegards,Randall
870713
Should be OK but it would best to check the Qualified Vendor List (QVL) on the ASRock web site to be sure your model of memory is compatible.
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Can this fit into this?ASUS P7P55D-E - LGA 1156 - Intel P55 - DDR3 - USB 3.0 SATA 6 Gb/s - ATX Motherboard
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Absolutely, you need to buy an adapter bracket for it to fit. One like this - 2.5" to 3.5" Bay Black Metal SSD Mounting Adapter Bracket Tray Kit
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check gigabyte webpage get owners manual for your MB, it will tell you chip compatibly.
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yes. Both of those parts will work with that mother board with no problem. Might want to update them asap though depending on what games you play and what settings you play them at.
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No. It will not fit alone. You will need an adapter (from mini pci-e to sata) like this one: mSATA to SATA Adapter BTW I bought the 30Gb version of this SSD and it failed within the 1st year of (less than little) use.
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You can install it on that board, it has a pci express slot. The two sata ports may be blocked or harder to get to. I currently have mine installed in a SFF case and it fits fine.
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It might fit depending on your motherboard and the location of the ram slots.
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It is but you won't be able to use the 6gb sata port because it will cover it up. This will only be a problem if you want to use an ssd for your system drive because ssd's should only be used on a 6gb port.
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I doesn't appear so. From a Dell Support forum page: " . . . only 65 nm processors with 800 or 1066fsb will work with the E-520. [FSB refers to the bus the CPU uses for external communications and 800fsb and 1066 fsb refer to the bus' bandwidths] The following is a list of supported processors, using BIOS version 2.4.0 Conroe, E6400, 2.13G Conroe, E6700, 2.66G Conroe, E6300, 1.86G Conroe, E6600, 2.4G Prescott P4, 541, 3.2G Prescott P4, 524, 3.06G Prescott Celeron, 351 Prescott Celeron, 346 Prescott Celeron, 336 Prescott P4, 531, 3.0G Presler P4, 940, 3.2G Presler P4, 945, 3.4G Presler P4, 930, 3.0G Presler P4, 925, 3.0G Presler P4, 950, 3.4G Cedar Mill, 661, 3.6G Cedar Mill, 651, 3.4G Cedar Mill, 641, 3.2G Cedar Mill, 631, 3.0G Plus the Q6600 and possibly the Q6700." See this Wikipedia page for information about the Intel Core 2 Duo processors and what these code names refer to . . . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Core_2_microprocessors
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it is my experience that the adaptor bracket will fit most types of ssd's. however, the brackets will only fit pc's and not mac motherboards which seem to require an icy dock adaptor. i will gladly sell my ocz adaptors as i have mac units. hope this helps. --charles (micah 6:8)
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The 4790k and 4770k work very well in this motherboard (I have a build with each, although I have not overclocked either rig). SSD's are fully supported as are the Hybrid (SSD+HD) drives. There is really nothing special about how SSD's and Hybrid drives are handled by the motherboard. As long as SATA channels are available, those drives will work except in rare circumstances.
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i have not, have you looked at the OCZ site for info? http://ocz.com/consumer/ssd-guide
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That's where I'm using it. It is in a tiny Foxconn AT-7500 which makes a wonderful desktop work computer. It will go anywhere a standard SSD will fit.