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    mSATA SSD on HP Envy14-1015TX (1st gen Envy14 with Radiance /Non-Sandy bridge )

    Discussion in 'HP' started by aBs0lut3z33r0, Mar 31, 2013.

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    I want to install an mSATA SSD in the miniPCI-e slot located under the hdd . I know that the mini-PCie is not compatible with mSATA but users have mixed experiences on this with some claiming to be even working on old lenovo laptops

    1. Is it compatible ? Has anyone tried this ?

    2. Is there a performance bottleneck ?

    I am already using a HDD caddy with a 2.5" ssd . i want to replace my SSD with a backup drive and add an mSATA ssd

    It doesnt matter if it cannot be a boot drive .
     
    aBs0lut3z33r0, Mar 31, 2013
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