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    No Sata 300 on My Santa Rosa Studio 1535!?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by dougthedude, Jul 10, 2010.

  1. dougthedude

    dougthedude Notebook Enthusiast

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    Argh! I just installed an SSD on my Studio 1535 w/ the 965 ICH8 chipset (which supports SATA300) but for some reason I am still limited to SATA150 speeds.

    Is there any way to enable SATA 300?
     
    dougthedude, Jul 10, 2010
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    Jako Notebook Evangelist

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    Have you try bios settings?
     
    Jako, Jul 10, 2010
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    dougthedude Notebook Enthusiast

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    Like what?
     
    dougthedude, Jul 10, 2010
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    User Retired 2 Notebook Nobel Laureate NBR Reviewer

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    Check you CAP.ISS as discussed here.
     
    User Retired 2, Jul 10, 2010
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    dougthedude Notebook Enthusiast

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    If that is the problem it sounds like there is no solution.
     
    dougthedude, Jul 11, 2010
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    Jako Notebook Evangelist

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    Like sata settings, sata1, sata2.
     
    Jako, Jul 11, 2010
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    All I see is a choice between SATA and AHCI.
     
    dougthedude, Jul 11, 2010
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    You may want to check your SSD jumper settings if there is one. There used to be one on regular hard drive.
     
    demon6, Jul 11, 2010
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