Samsung 1 TB 850 EVO

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I have an old Dell 435 mt studio XPS suffering performance. Every thread I've read says that going into the system BIOS and turning on RAID will not stay put resorting to IDE instead. I don't know if this is an issue because of Samsung's migration software. Would a generic cloning software like Acronis be a work around or am I Out of luck? By the way my Motherboard ports are SATA II. So, there is a backwards compatability issue as well.
 
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You can't just turn on RAID on a drive already setup with Windows. You have an 850 EVO and it's running slow on that? I'd do a clean Windows setup first, that is a good dive and it's not likely at all the slowness is with the drive but something else.
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You can't just turn on RAID on a drive already setup with Windows. You have an 850 EVO and it's running slow on that? I'd do a clean Windows setup first, that is a good dive and it's not likely at all the slowness is with the drive but something else.
 
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