I have a Gateway FX6801 computer into which I have just installed an Intel solid-state drive. I still get a performance rating of 5.9 and the boot time is approximately the same as in the past for a Windows 7, approximately 1 minute and 20 seconds. Since the recovery disks require Windows to be installed on the original disk I used the cloning software that came with the desk. I had just been able to find the firmware version of the solid-state drive, 2CV102HA given by HD Tune Pro. Intel is offering version 1.5 so I do not know where I stand on this.
I had been given a suggestion that I should install Windows directly on this drive but before I spend more money I would like to be sure there is not some other problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Carl2
I had been given a suggestion that I should install Windows directly on this drive but before I spend more money I would like to be sure there is not some other problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Carl2