What is the real difference with m500 ?
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The M550 is a premium drive made for gamers, power users, graphic designers, etc. It has faster write speeds for most models.
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Hi Nick, there is no special adapter required. If you look at the iFixit instructions, there are four posts you remove from the old drive and put them in the M500. This is what I did.
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I did a lot of research on that before purchasing and found out that the 500GB runs at 7200 RPM while the 1GB runs at 5400RPM.Hope that helps!
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I would guess the size and design? I purchased the M570 because it seemed more suitable for my issue with my right hand. I would just look under the description tab on each to see the differences.
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From a connectivity stand point, there are no differences between the units. I have found the descriptions posted by Amazon can be very vague. I find myself needing to do more research before buying and usually on the mfg. website.
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The 500's have a wider frequency response and greater sensitivity, so they win the spec game and (since I won them) sound great to boot. However they are more expensive than the 400's. The MDR-400's have a driver that's 10mm smaller (30mm vs 40). The ear pads are on-ear, unlike the 500's, whose ear pads are more luxurious and wrap around the ear completely. These seal out more noise, so keep that in mind.
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The difference is the M525 is a laser mouse. I think the M325 is an optical mouse. The M525 will work on almost all surfaces.
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The F1 model only measures in FPS. There are no options on the basic model, just on/off button and a digital readout.The M! model is similar but measures only in MPS.
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Indeed I did not see any MX500 on Crucial's website. There is the M500, the M550, and the latest MX100. The are subtle differences between them, and even in the same model, for example, writing speeds vary according to capacity... With so many subtle "differences", it's hard to say which is best. There is also the matter of the price to take into account. I suggest you read this review by TechReport, which also has reviews for the other two SSDs. Loads of tech info to weave through.http://techreport.com/review/26532/crucial-mx100-solid-state-drive-reviewed
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I decided to buy an older model m500, after reading the forums on the geocaching site. Most said the older b&w; screen was much easier to read in sunlight than this new model. I haven't had time recently to use the m500 for caching yet, but I plan to, with Cachemate. I like it for addresses, etc., although I didn't buy it for that purpose.
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nothing compares to the m50, it's origin's murray cup champion, successor to the 300i. it's small, lightweight, and very fast. 4 hardpoints for 2 missiles and 2 class 1 weapons. trust me go with the m50
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My roommate uses the M60 Ive got the M65. Ive used both and hardly notice any difference in acceleration. I have ZERO complaints about the M65 and would recommend it for gaming any day.
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According to information at Crucial.com and Hardocp.com (http://m.hardocp.com/article/2010/02/20/sata_6gbs_on_your_new_motherboard/#.UvNcini9LCQ) the M500 series are 6g/s (SATA 3.0) and fully 3gb/s (SATA 2.0) compatible.
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I can only reply that the 500 is wonderful and gets great definition with zoom. Can't compare it to 510 as I do not have that one.
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I'm not sure either sorry. Go to crucial to find out. I have a M500 480GB in a 3 yr old Dell Inspirion M5010. I wouldn't purchase a 120GB anyway. 480GB or larger. BTW, If want to clone your old drive, you will have to purchase a HDD USB cable separately for the M500. You will want to purchase a SSHD unit that has been on the market for a while to make sure the bugs are all out of that particular model.
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I actually had this in a Drobo 5N - that is what it was originally purchased for. https://myproducts.drobo.com/article/AA-01428 - this says that the M500 is compatible.
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Hi, I only saw your reply today hence the late reply. Maybe it's just me but the G500 is too bulky and the build quality is lower than the G5 in my opinion, for example when you click the mouse button it feels slightly loose on the G500. In my opinion, the G500 is not the mouse to upgrade to. I'm not sure which mouse to go to tbh. Right now I using the G5 again and the G500 is in the drawer.