HP still slow after samsung 830 ssd upgrade

Hi.
First of all, sorry for my poor english! :smile:

I got a HP dv7-5090eo
tech spec: HP Pavilion dv7-5090eo Entertainment Notebook PC Product Specifications | HP® Support

and i fallowed this guide online for tuning win to get most out the ssd. dont know if the forum allow link to other forums but search in google:
Windows-7-Ultimate-Tweaks-amp-Utilities and click on the first one.

Even tho ive done that i got poor readings when i benchmark with ad ssd benchmark tool
I asked the HP forum but they arent that helpful but another user of that forum said he have same type of reading.
Is ther no way i can use more out the speed this ssd has to offer or do i have to accept the fact and deal with it?
here is the result:


Hope someone coan help me out

 

For some reason, your SSD is connected to a 3 Gbps SATA port. Are there any other drive bays on your laptop?

 

you should be able to connect 2 harddrives for this laptop.
when i read your post i opend the bottom to check and i cant even find the insert for the second harddrive on the motherboard. strange!
is it possible that this modell uses the 3gbps sata port for the harddrive and thats why i cant get faster readings when i benchmark the ssd?

Edit: so i think i found the second drive bay but it dosent look the one that the ssd is connected to.
i took a picture of it. you think the ssd would work better if it was connected to this one istead? (2nd harddrive connection)

 

Yes.
I just wrote that.

 

First of all, that 'Ultimate SSD Tweaks' thread was written in 2009 and is from SSD He!! (OCZ) - tell me you DID NOT FOLLOW IT!

Secondly, forget the 'scores' - is your system really 'still' as slow with the SSD installed?

Third: do a clean install of Win7 including all the necessary drivers for your system.

Fourth: install the latest IRST drivers from Intel (11.6.2 WHQL).

Fifth: ignore any and all 'tweaks' for SSD's - especially from 6 dimensions ago and especially from evil overlords like OCZ.


Advice: Don't chase benchmarks - your benchmark should be 'is it faster than what I had before', not 'is it as fast as other/modern/current platforms'...

 

You would need to make sure that you have a SATA III port that the SSD is plugged into to get the speeds you desire.

 

Why the hostility against OCZ? I have used their SSDs without any problems.

 

No hostility. Just trying some late night humor from a 'sixth' dimension.

But you honestly have no clue why OCZ is... uh... hmmm... 'not liked' around here?