I plan to enhance my PC with a P4-1.4 GHz processor on a Intel D850GB desktop board with an SSD. Can I do so with this card and connect the SSD?
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You should be able to. I don't know if you would be able to boot from it though, which is the purpose of the ssd. That seems to be a pretty old machine. go to reddit.com/r/buildapc they can give you better tech info, and help you build a much better pc cheaply. Amazon also sells a wide variety of good processors, and motherboards, that can help with this.
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This card is a Sata 2 expansion card. From what I know, Solid state drives..(SSD) use Sata 3 tech. I don't think this is what you are looking for, and if it was, the speeds are far slower and limited should you find a way to get an adapter and make it somehow work. etherdose@gmail.com
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Yes, but go with faster RAM 1600mhz or faster. This one is 1333mhz and your board supports faster memory.Example:http://www.amazon.com/G-SKILL-Ripjaws-240-Pin-Desktop-F3-2133C9D-8GXL/dp/B00FP1VRYC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1409171013&sr;=8-2&keywords;=2133+ripjaw
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Just bought this recently and the bios has been updated to work with that processor. If you are planning to run a separate graphics card all should work great. I set this up to run the on chip graphics and could only find drivers compatible with Windows 7 and Windows 8 (not Vista or any previous version of Windows). If you run Windows 7 or 8 operating system and on chip graphics, the correct video drivers can be downloaded from AsRock.
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It would probably work but I'd imagine the speed wouldn't be any better for than any other sata 1 drive you've had. If possible you should pick up a PCI SATA 3.0 controller or at least a 2.0 controller an use it that way if anything. Otherwise it might not even be worth it unless you plan to use it for a future build also.
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Of course you can put this into a desktop computer; I did. Win 7 AMD Motherboard. I ordered the "Kit" which included an adaptor to enable USB / SATA data transfer of your system image to the 840 SSD. I also bought a 3 1/2 to 2 1/2 inch rack to properly mount the drive into the appropriate bay. Made the changes to the Motherboard Config, installed the drive and everything worked as advertised.
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Probably not. If you motherboard is equipped with SATA3, RAID0 on this card will not be any faster (probably slower) than onboard RAID0.
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It should work....depends somewhat on what your motherboard setup is like. The SSD is 2.5" so if it going in a laptop should most likely slip right in. If its going in a desktop, will probably need an adapter to get it properly attached. Depending on the speed of your SATA on the motherboard you might not get the full speed benefit from this drive......but no doubt it will be a lot faster than a mechanical drive. Need to be sure your board is SATA so power and data fittings are same compatible between the board and drive
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i have not, have you looked at the OCZ site for info? http://ocz.com/consumer/ssd-guide
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Yes, SD in drive bay is OK. There is also an mSATA connector on the mother board that can be used for SSD.
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I just posted a reply to another question concerning this card, not sure if it's up yet. I'm using this on an old Precision 690 so it works just fine for me. However IMHO if you are using a newer system & also SSD you should look for something that matches your bus speed/etc and not go the inexpensive route. Not sure why you need this as your SSD's should be run off the mainboard and not through an expansion - unless all your drives are SSD's I suppose. If you have SS drives than I would suggest porting those through the expansion and the SSD's off of your board. Otherwise you will lose soooo much bandwidth/transfer speed...Good luck. I just posted a reply to another question concerning this card, not sure if it's up yet. I'm using this on an old Precision 690 so it works just fine for me. However IMHO if you are using a newer system & also SSD you should look for something that matches your bus speed/etc and not go the inexpensive route. Not sure why you need this as your SSD's should be run off the mainboard and not through an expansion - unless all your drives are SSD's I suppose. If you have SS drives than I would suggest porting those through the expansion and the SSD's off of your board. Otherwise you will lose... » Read More I just posted a reply to another question concerning this card, not sure if it's up yet. I'm using this on an old Precision 690 so it works just fine for me. However IMHO if you are using a newer system & also SSD you should look for something that matches your bus speed/etc and not go the inexpensive route. Not sure why you need this as your SSD's should be run off the mainboard and not through an expansion - unless all your drives are SSD's I suppose. If you have SS drives than I would suggest porting those through the expansion and the SSD's off of your board. Otherwise you will lose soooo much bandwidth/transfer speed...Good luck. « Show Less
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Yes, you can. Any video card is compatible with this processor. If you are installing both items new, just remember to change your Bios Graphics Settings to PCI, before first boot.
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Sorry it took me a few days I had to find time to take mine apart and make sure. It does not have the connector on the motherboard. The pins to solder one on are there if you're handy with a soldering iron, but this should only be attempted if you have done this kind of thing before. A much easier, much safer way to add an SSD is to purchase an "Ultrabay hard drive" dock from e-bay ($20-25) and then you can swap out a hard drive or the extra graphics card when you need each one.
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I do not see why not. I have a pcie but that should not matter however you will not be be able use it to its full capabilities
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Yes, but you would loose the performance benefits of a SSD on account of the bottleneck of SATA 1.0 interface
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Sorry, I don't know, I need to get a new mother board for mine, and am not sure what one I can use, to upgrade to the fastest Mother Board I can use with the processor. I have looked the charts online only find them confusing.
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The SSD works at it's up most capacity and with ease I have install this in Hp and then my own custom computer. The answer is Yes it should and with no complication. The only reason it may not be able to is the manufacture of your HP that limiting you but that shouldn't be a problem it just needs to be your main OS. Force it.
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Im not sure why you'd put this in a system like that. Performance boost won't be substantial enough over a 7200 hundred rpm hard drive. But. To answer the question. If your motherboard has Sata which it should. Then it will work.