What are the live drives , mt1 or mt2?
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i believe it is the same as the metal mini lathe wich mt2 i have both and the parts interchange
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Mine came with the Lite-On mSATA. Crystal Disk benchmarks for my particular SSD: 1st read 437.8 MB/s, 1st write 366.4 MB/s, 263.5, 321.9, 21.19, 42.91, 203.8, 114.2. I recently rechecked the benchmarks and got even higher speeds.
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It is an M.2 drive. I have no idea do you have the slot. I am having it running in the Sager NP 8652 and it is running great with no issues at all. Great product!
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SATA is backwards compatible. You just will get SATA2 speeds instead of SATA3. Of course mechanical HDD max out at SATA2 around 120-150 MB/s so it doesn't matter. And if you're not transferring from another SATA3 SSD then you will be bottlenecked at SATA2 anyway.
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Awww, this is disappointing. This is the exact question I needed answered. I can't believe in two years, no one has answered it. I'm hoping someone might answer it soon. There's a 1 TB Iomega drive for $97 and a 1 TB LaCie drive for $150. I just want to know if the extra $53 for the LaCie drive is worth it.
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to you it looks like 1 drive. The firmware on the drive uses the ssd for the most active files. you don't control that. format the partition and load your os. i think you will like it! I am really very happy with the performance; it is very smooth and very consistent.
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Would appreciate someone explaining significance of playing UMS/MSC on 2000 but not MTP. I have 2000 and only need the device to provide stored music (CD'S and downloaded stuff including protected WMA) input for my stero system.
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The two that I have bought from Amazon are 7200 rpm drive for that Touro model listed
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I'm not sure if it is the latest possible version because it does not support Thunderbolt. But I can say that it is 7200 RPM drive with both USB 3.0 and Firewire connections which seem to be the current state-of-the art. But it should provide more than adequate use for many years to come - that is the reason that I have purchased it for my system. I hasten to add that I have not received it yet and have no actual hands-on experience with this model although I do have two previous G-Technology drives and they continue to work flawlessly. I just need more storage capacity for my Timemachine files. I hope this info helps.
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Not clear to me why someone would say that? The 2TB model includes a 2 TB drive. 1 TB includes a 1TB drive, and zero means you have to add your own drive.
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The M02 has two Optical Ports whereas the M01 has one. If you intend to keep an external CD Changer in use, you will need the M02 with the appropriate optical cables. If you intend to sacrifice your CD Changer, get the M01. Most folks don't need the external CD Changer after using the Dension unit as they can use their iPod, MP3 Player, or smartphone.
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I believe this drive is backwards compatible with USB 2. I have the same drives and had no trouble with using USB 2.
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There's two types of drives for these you may want to check what you have before ordering
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The link is https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=6DFDABCB2AB6876C!1818&authkey;=!AM_Cy5CdGJoBw54&ithint;=file%2c.zip
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This is the original R1. I believe the R2 is a recent addition. The R2 has a window and appears to have more USB3's on the front.
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From WD website- EX2 is hot swappable, IPv4/v6 ready, has more RAM (512mb), Active directory etc. Both seem to use same hard drives though.
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It's an mSATA drive. Search for mSATA drives here on Amazon, larger capacities are available.