does the drive on the skip the muisk same
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If you are transferring music from a music service like rhapsody or whatever, lower your transfer rate speed a little bit and it will not skip.
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I've never experienced a skip with mine over the three to four months I've had it, and I had a vehicle that vibrates quite a bit.
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It's integrated in the drive, it is very short although. Yo need to have your computer literally an inch away.
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Don't know; I put my drive into a 160g Apple IPOD that fell too many times. Works okay in IPOD.
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The drive would be compatible, but I am not seeing a dramatic increase in performance.
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Cant say. I haven't had any issues with my drive at all. Its been working great for me the last few months. Mine has been HIGHLY reliable to the point
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If the old drive worked I can see no reason why the new one wouldn't do the same. Make sure all your drivers are up to date. GK
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I have no idea but I am sure it will clone to a smaller drive. My machines are Windows 7.
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No, It is a single drive and has a single parition. The drive is simply a hybrid method (SSD/HDD) of storing memory.
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It depends on the source drive. Some Dynamically Partitioned drives, such as the ones in a lot of new HPs won't clone properly.
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I think it has more to do with the digital frame than the drive. I would be shocked that the frame has a USB 3 port. If by some fluke it does, then this would work better, but I can't believe that it would make any difference. I copied a few video clips and songs and just tried playing them via a USB 2 port, and they played just fine without any staggering, or distortions. Again, I have to believe it's the frame, not the drive. Hope this helps. ---Kelvington
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Yes. The clone will be identical to the original. SSD behave the same as regular hard drive (although much faster)
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NO. It doesn't do anything to the existing drive. It only images (copies) the contents of the old drive to a new drive (that you have to purchase seperately). Zvika
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Yes, just be sure you do not install any programs on the drive or they may not run. If you are using the 2nd drive just for data it should be fine.
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I honestly don't know. This is one of a few things that I do not know about. I use the drive on a macbook pro, so I do not get messages like that. I do not know what computer you use.I wish that I can be more of help. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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In short, your answer is yes. While formatting the drive, the console may display a statement about perfomance issues. Most probably pertaining to the USB drive's read/write speeds. In my personal experience, writing to the drive is average, albeit a little slow. Reading from the drive, I have yet to see any issues in using this exact USB drive.
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For your original question about comparability, you can check on Crucial's website for your exact model of your computer. The drive is meant to be a replacement so if you wanted to keep your data from your old drive then you would need to back up the information. (There is something called a data doubler where you replace the cd drive with a ssd)
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I do not know. I liked this drive and the way it worked very much. I ended up having to buy a new computer, but this little drive worked very well.