Of course, now there is the faster NVMe technology found on newer motherboards, but if you have an older one like mine, this is a great product, especially if you're still using a traditional hard drive for booting the operating system.

the product is great, and I would by again form the seller!!

And it really is almost as fast as the theoretical max speed of SATA 3, which is 750 MB/s

I've never had the slightest issue, the speed is impressive, and it just works!Highly Recommend!

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

The install was really easy and simple, It just snaps in place not much effort or force

The only downside is that the instructions to boot from a flashdrive to a clean install are not available

After installing the mSata, startup times are reduced by 75%, Windows Explorer pops, Microsoft Office purrs and I have even been surprised by the speed gain in applications and internet access (Edge).Installation was a breeze and greatly facilitated by YouTube instructional videos on mSata installs in the XPS 8500.

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

If I manage to get it installed after I find the correct screw, it darned sure better work.

the small screw required to secure the card was not included

I am not amused that neither Samsung nor Amazon provide the proper screw to screw it down to the motherboard

Why do these things have to be so tiny to work with and difficult to find the right screws

And the right screws for my setup came off an old mechanical hard drive

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

I paired this mSATA solid state drive with an Ableconn IIDE-MSAT

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

SSD to 2.5-Inch IDEadapter to convert my new-to-me Agilent 54832D Windows XP scope to use an SSD.For reasons of personal preference; I did not want to use the cheap "off brand" PATA SSDs available here on Amazon and wanted to go with a modern mSATA drive

With a little work on OS configuration I was able to leverage 2 concurrent SSD disks to dramatically improve performance... without needing the size of a 2nd drive bay

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

I also toggled Rapid to be on inside Samsung Magician because along with AHCI it’s supposed to give the fastest performance

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Not a big mSATA fan but can't skip any option to increase capacity or improve performance :

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Fast, reliable, widely compatible and good value for money

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

it is great replacement for the original SSD that comes with it.

The guy at Best Buy said it would cost $450 to do all of that with the preferred hardware replacement from HP, but getting this larger mSATA SSD was cheaper than the replacement 128GB SSD

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Holy cow... this is one fast storage card (for an msata).

SSD Storage Expansion Board, Compatible with Raspberry Pi

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

drive partition to fully utilize all of the available storage space

My PC after changed on SAMSUNG SSD mSATA is like bullet

It's like I got a brand new PC, but kept all my trusty software, settings and data files

This fit my MSI GP602PE perfectly and now i have an excellent media pc.

Installation was not too bad - had to disassemble my laptop to install it - but once I got it installed, the system booted up without a hitch.

The instructions in the box are not pertinent for a clean installation of Windows.

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Super easy to install and the Samsung data migration tool works great for moving all your data and OS seamlessly from your old drive to the new SSD

I did find that it is much better to use Macrium Reflect (free version works great) rather than Samsung's Data Migration software

The Samsung worked much faster then original hard drive on the dell xps 13 computer

I then tried MiniTool Partition Magic as seen on Youtube, and this worked flawlessly!!!

not much more i could ask for... good upgrade for my laptop

One of the best upgrades I have made to my Lenovo T420 laptop

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

The Dell XPS which originally came with Windows 8 and later upgraded to Windows 10 was running slow whenever the PC went looking for files on the old hard disk drive.

but you needn't worry as it's right around its stated maximum speeds out of the box

Now the laptop from 2005 is far faster than it was when it was new!

My old Y580 laptop has a slow HDD disk running at 0.5M/s, and the laptop is always frozen because Disk is running 100%

if you know some basics hardware instalation, my laptop got a lot faster after i installed it ran windows in it.

Slid right into an Acer Aspire S7 and worked as it is supposed to.

Download Upload is fest .I just can recommend this Drive to everyone.

Was able to migrate 470+ Gb of data from the old hard drive to the new SSD in just over 2 hours.

to support this hard drive together with the old one, I had to change Windows 7 to 10

I would like to use my old 256 Raid0 SSD in the enclosure as a portable hard drive

I paired this mSATA solid state drive with an Ableconn IIDE-MSAT

Getting a smaller albeit less expensive SSD drive requires quite a bit of manual effort to move Windows to the SSD while keeping Windows data file libraries on a regular hard disk drive.

The Dell XPS which originally came with Windows 8 and later upgraded to Windows 10 was running slow whenever the PC went looking for files on the old hard disk drive.

I now have a complete drive image backup on the H: hard disk drive and plan on using EaseUS to transfer the complete partition/image from the C

After partition cleanup on the C: hard disk drive, I had a clean 1TB partition.

With a little work on OS configuration I was able to leverage 2 concurrent SSD disks to dramatically improve performance... without needing the size of a 2nd drive bay