Hi guys,
My Crapbook is a: HP Pavilion dm1-4027sa wth BIOS Hewlett-Packard F.02.
I bought a Samsung 830 256GB. Quickly plugged her into my desktop and download Samsung Magician and run the firmware check. I came back with latest already on there so I was good to go!
Did fresh install etc. and used the OS Optimization option (which turns of Disk Defrag , indexing service etc.)
I ran WEI and got 7.9.
TRIM is running as I get returned '0' when I enter the cmd: fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify
I ran AS bencmark and got:
http://i1266.photobucket.com/albums/jj528/2danny9/88b0d97a.jpg
Is the above ok normal?
My BIOS does not have the AHCI support option.
Device manager shows IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, I'm currently using the AMD Sata Controller 1.2.1.296.
I want to try with Microsoft drivers but how would I get theses AMD Sata Controller drivers back once I uninstall them? (And benhmark these and see which gives the better results)/
However, is this normal? Sorry, it is my first SSD.
I think its SATA3G
Sorry guys/girls if I was unable to provide any further information.
Thanks everyone,
Daniel
My Crapbook is a: HP Pavilion dm1-4027sa wth BIOS Hewlett-Packard F.02.
I bought a Samsung 830 256GB. Quickly plugged her into my desktop and download Samsung Magician and run the firmware check. I came back with latest already on there so I was good to go!
Did fresh install etc. and used the OS Optimization option (which turns of Disk Defrag , indexing service etc.)
I ran WEI and got 7.9.
TRIM is running as I get returned '0' when I enter the cmd: fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify
I ran AS bencmark and got:
http://i1266.photobucket.com/albums/jj528/2danny9/88b0d97a.jpg
Is the above ok normal?
My BIOS does not have the AHCI support option.
Device manager shows IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers, I'm currently using the AMD Sata Controller 1.2.1.296.
I want to try with Microsoft drivers but how would I get theses AMD Sata Controller drivers back once I uninstall them? (And benhmark these and see which gives the better results)/
However, is this normal? Sorry, it is my first SSD.
I think its SATA3G
Sorry guys/girls if I was unable to provide any further information.
Thanks everyone,
Daniel