Hello, I have an Asus Eee PC T91MT with its original SanDisk pSSD-P2 32GB drive, since year 2009 working with Windows 7 but still works fine for single office and navigation works but is some slow
I want to give it a second life because this small netbook is usefull, but i don't know if nowadays exist any compatible SSD.
Anyone knows what compatible SSD could I buy?
Thanks.
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Mastermind5200 Notebook Virtuoso
Any 2.5 SSD should be fine, maybe an MSATA. Though you should consider chucking it and getting something better IMO
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Here some information about my SanDisk pSSD-P2:
full information: http://onlinefreeguides.com/manual/312961/sandisk-pssd-p2-storage-2/
Here a image of my SanDisk pSSD-P2 installed:
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Mastermind5200 Notebook Virtuoso
My question is, why are you still bothering with something this bad? Why not just but a newer windows machine? But a MSATA might work? If not, just use the 2.5 inch slot for a SSD
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PS: This Netbook hasn't a 2.5 inch slot, just has that miniPCIe slot ("mSATA") that you can see in the photo that I attached. -
Mastermind5200 Notebook Virtuoso
But its slow enough that you can't even do what you want, a new SSD is not going to solve that
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Mastermind5200 Notebook Virtuoso
No, the performance is plain bad from the get go, 1GB RAM and a Atom CPU? Worse than my phone...
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Anyway I only try to upgrade SSD spending about 50$, I do not need to spend 350$ on a new notebook, I do not see any problem in it, But we are digressing from what I wanted to ask about.Last edited: Sep 6, 2018 -
OverTallman Notebook Evangelist
Did some research on T91MT and it seems it uses mPCIe form factor PATA SSD, just like Dell Inspiron Mini 9 (910)/Vostro A90 and Asus Eee PC 900. Given your budget, your only choice is the one from KingSpec, currently selling in eBay for $51 for 32GB version.
I've used 2 of these SSDs, speed is decent but they'd occasionally stutter while writing a lot of files, it's a well known issue of the JMicron JMF608 controller on them. It sucks but you don't really have a lot of choices right now, AFAIK KingSpec has stopped producing such oddball SSDs. -
So, no mSATA SSD will works on T91MT?
I found this info https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Mini-SATA_(mSATA)_variant
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OverTallman Notebook Evangelist
To save you some time, T91 uses 50mm mPCIe form factor mini SATA SSD (same as the one in Eee PC 901), T91 MT uses 50mm mPCIe form factor PATA SSD (same as the one in Dell Inspiron Mini 9/910), this compatibility chart should provide lots of useful info regarding this matter. Also, don't mix up the mini SATA SSD with mSATA SSD, they're totally different.
All in all, there are three types of SSD with similar form factor but are incompatible with each other:
- mPCIe form factor PATA SSD
- mPCIe form factor SATA SSD
- mSATA SSD
- mPCIe form factor PATA SSD
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Anyway my T91MT is PATA.
Thanks!
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