How do I know which SSD to get for my computer ? I have an ASUS
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An Asus what?? would have helped, but as long as your motherboard supports sata 3 ie the 6gbps speed you should get the largest drive you can afford with the best write speed. Samsung 840, 840 pro or EVO series are all excellent Corsair is also excellent I would currently avoid OCZ not for technical reasons but because the company has gone under and waranty may be a problem in the future. You should also make sure your pc or laptop has an available 3.5inch bay or 2.5(if laptop) if going into a laptop you may only have one available drive bay and might want to get an external sata drive bay for copying your old drive to the new SSD. An Asus what?? would have helped, but as long as your motherboard supports sata 3 ie the 6gbps speed you should get the largest drive you can afford with the best write speed. Samsung 840, 840 pro or EVO series are all excellent Corsair is also excellent I would currently avoid OCZ not for technical reasons but because the company has gone under and waranty may be a problem in the future. You should also make sure your pc or laptop has an available 3.5inch bay or 2.5(if laptop) if going into a laptop you may only have one available drive bay and might want to get an external sata drive bay... » Read More An Asus what?? would have helped, but as long as your motherboard supports sata 3 ie the 6gbps speed you should get the largest drive you can afford with the best write speed. Samsung 840, 840 pro or EVO series are all excellent Corsair is also excellent I would currently avoid OCZ not for technical reasons but because the company has gone under and waranty may be a problem in the future. You should also make sure your pc or laptop has an available 3.5inch bay or 2.5(if laptop) if going into a laptop you may only have one available drive bay and might want to get an external sata drive bay for copying your old drive to the new SSD. « Show Less
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Hey, I have this drive, don't buy it... This drive is almost three years old soon. The 850 EVO is cheaper and is significantly faster. Assuming your ASUS is less than 5 years old, it should work with this drive, but you need to specify model if you want someone to check
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I have an ASUS G75V and bought the 500 GB version of this drive. It worked perfectly. It came with software that copies your existing drive onto the SSD, a mirror copy, but there are two things that you need to be sure of for this to work: 1 - the total amount of data on your existing drive must fit on the SSD. The drive can be larger as long as the amount of space used is less than the size of the SSD. (My old drive was 750G and I bought the 500 GB SSD but it worked fine since I only had about 200 GB on the old disk.) 2 - you need to have a USB drive enclosure for the SSD to run the software. You put the SSD into the USB enclosure, run the cloning software that comes with the drive, then swap drives in your notebook or PC. You can then use the enclosure for the old drive and it will be a portable drive for general use. I didn't do that. I just kept it in case the SSD ever failed I would at least have the old drive with all the software on it at the time I installed the SSD. The SSD makes a huge difference in performance, from faster booting to faster program loading to faster file copying. The G75V has a suspend state that only takes about 10 seconds to get from suspended to the login screen with the SSD! (That is about 3 times faster than with the old hard disk.) When working from the battery, like when watching movies on an airplane, the SSD makes the battery last a lot longer too. As someone else mentioned, this drive is very thin so it easily fit in the space of the old drive. Hope this helps!
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Hello Pedro, you can install any current SSD size, I would recommend 128 or 256 GB better, thanks.
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if you dont want to invest much with SSD and want more space, you can buy seagate 2.5 in SSHD here: Seagate 1TB Laptop Gaming SSHD (Solid State Hybrid Drive) SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 2.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST1000LM014)
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Yes those are all pretty universal these days so by all means feel free to upgrade to SSD :) Enjoy :)
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Storage should be in the specs. Best to just check them out. Mine was 256gb solid state drive.
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Here is all you need:http://www.custompcguide.net/the-differences-between-crucial-mx100-vs-m500-and-m550-ssd/
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I went to crucial.com site to check for my computer. Click on SSD Advisor. It will let you know exactly what you need for your laptop. Then you can come back to Amazon.com and shop for the best price. Be aware that some vendors do not include the EZ-gig transfer kit. You will need that to transfer your old drive to your new ssd. Good luck.
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Shure, all laptops have 2.5 inches hard drives. Make shure your's has one 2.5 hdd before buying the ssd
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Sorry we can't add SSD for you. We are selling the factory default as it is from MSI. You can add SSD by yourself.
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Ps- I went with this product before my knowledge of pcie drives. I would have chosen that over this product and an ssd. If you can afford it I think your performance will be way better.
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Current I have a 125gb ssd drive. 500gb ssd was not available when I purchased it. I suppose you could put one in.
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No idea but Google around. I see lots of comments about SSD and RAID setups on the net. Good luck!
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Your perfect fit is the Asus S101. 2.3 lbs 10 inch screen SSD Drive 5 hours on saving mode w/ wifi Very stylish, yet a tad expensive! Hope it helps,
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I am using 512MB SSD by this adpater. any SATA 2.5" Disk drive can use. if do you have Macbook, It's good choice.
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Yesthose are all pretty universal these days so by all means feel free to upgrade to SSD :)Enjoy :)
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You need SATA data and power connections from this SSD to your computer. Adapters from SATA to USB are available to provide USB connectivity.
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I have no idea...all my computer are PC's. If you check some of the reviews for this ssd on other Websites, perhaps you'll find some info. Good luck. Bryant