Question 1

Is the quality ok? what about the loaing speed?

Accepted Answer

So far the quality has been great, no issues (have been using 4 months).  Loading speed is far superior to prior hard drive.  I use two of these, one as the main C drive and one for a gaming D drive.  No delays in my games any more.

Question 2

Is it Backward compatible sata 2 ?

Accepted Answer

Yes.  I put it in my old Lenovo U330 laptop that I'm pretty sure is SATA-I (its defintely not SATA-III) and it works fine.  It put new life into an old laptop.

Question 3

I want to replace my 128B 2.5 SATA SSD with a larger SATAIII unit. What is the process for transferring all of the data on my 128G SSD to a larger new SSD and what product(s) do you offer for that process if I buy it from you?

Accepted Answer

If it is for a desktop, just add it. My desktop has a SSD for software and a regular drive for file storage. If it is for a laptop or not enough space, there are several options. You can install software fresh on the new drive then copy files or clone the old drive to the new drive using any cloning software you like. You may need to partition the bigger drive to clone the smaller drive. You will need a SATA cable and adapter if cloning with just a laptop. The way I prefer to upgrade drives is to connect both to a desktop so I am not using the drives I am cloning. Then if there is a problem, I still have my working computer.

Question 4

Early 2008 MacBook compatible?

Accepted Answer

I used a Kingston SH103S3 240g SSD and is is woriking fine in my 15 inch Early 2008 MacBook Pro.  The upgrade bundle has the hardware you need to copy the old disk to the SSD.  i used carbon copy cloner software to do the copy.  I think you can use it one time for free.

Question 5

Im at the bottom of the computer learning list. So hope I don't offend anyone by asking how I can determine what type of ssd I need for an Averatec 5400 series laptop ?.

Accepted Answer

It would certainly save trouble if you could use a USB external SSD, rather than replacing the main drive.  It's a little slower than an internal system drive, but you can use anything.
Interface, along with the physical size, determine which SSDs you can use to replace a system drive.  
I read that the 5400 has a PATA/EIDE hard drive interface, which is a fairly old standard.  Most new SSDs will not work, because they are SATA.  Replacing your system is not very simple, because you have to install all the software on the new drive.

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