Hello. I want to buy a ssd for lenovo y700 laptop with i5-6300HQ prock. That's exactly what I have in mind: If you have any disks up to about PLN 500, which you can recommend, write. And I have a question whether these drives work with this laptop and whether there is no problem with...

Hello, I recommend Samsung EVO. I have 500GB and it's great. And by the way I also have a Samsung EVO SSD also 500GB SATA which together gives 1000GB in E130 with a 12 matrix.

Patriot 240GB M.2 SSD PCIe Hellfire 2280 PLN 519

And this lenovo does not limit the speed?

Hello, I didn't notice much difference between SATA EVO SSD and M2 EVO SSD. They work at almost the same speed. And the file transfer between SATA and M2 drives is 460-500 Mb / s (mega bytes). 1.3 Gb file copied after about 3 seconds.

And what is the exact model of this evo?

Hello, M2 - from the device manager IDE \ DiskSamsung_SSD_850_EVO_mSATA_500GB _________ EMT41B6Q SATA IDE \ DiskSamsung_SSD_750_EVO_500GB _______________ MAT01B6Q

A colleague above reported NVMe drives (on the protocol) and these are much more efficient and have less latency (bypass the chipset). 850 EVO on the SATA (2.5 ) or M.2 connector will have almost the same performance

I bought a Plextor m8segn 256gb. Subject to close

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#1 16937609 05 Jan 2018 13:12

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Hello. I want to buy a ssd for lenovo y700 laptop with i5-6300HQ prock.
That's exactly what I have in mind:
https://www.morele.net/dysk-ssd-plextor-256gb-m-2-pcie-px-256m8peg-998631/?reviews_page=2

https://www.morele.net/dysk-ssd-plextor-m8segn-256gb-pcie-x4-nvme-px-256m8segn-1342917/

If you have any disks up to about PLN 500, which you can recommend, write.
And I have a question whether these drives work with this laptop and whether there is no problem with speeds, because I read something that this laptop limits to 1600mb / s, but I did not find confirmation I am looking for it here
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Hello,

I recommend Samsung EVO. I have 500GB and it's great. And by the way I also have a Samsung EVO SSD also 500GB SATA which together gives 1000GB in E130 with a 12 "matrix.
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Patriot 240GB M.2 SSD PCIe Hellfire 2280 https://www.x-kom.pl/p/323167-dysk-ssd-patriot-240gb-m2-ssd-pcie-hellfire-2280.html PLN 519
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And this lenovo does not limit the speed?
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Hello,

I didn't notice much difference between SATA EVO SSD and M2 EVO SSD. They work at almost the same speed. And the file transfer between SATA and M2 drives is 460-500 Mb / s (mega bytes). 1.3 Gb file copied after about 3 seconds.
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And what is the exact model of this evo?
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Hello,

M2 - from the device manager
IDE \ DiskSamsung_SSD_850_EVO_mSATA_500GB _________ EMT41B6Q

SATA
IDE \ DiskSamsung_SSD_750_EVO_500GB _______________ MAT01B6Q
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A colleague above reported NVMe drives (on the protocol) and these are much more efficient and have less latency (bypass the chipset).

850 EVO on the SATA (2.5 ") or M.2 connector will have almost the same performance
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I bought a Plextor m8segn 256gb. Subject to close
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The discussion centers around selecting an M.2 SSD for the Lenovo Y700 laptop equipped with an i5-6300HQ processor. The user inquired about the compatibility and speed limitations of the Plextor PX-256M8PEG and PX-256M8SEGN SSDs. Responses included recommendations for other SSDs, such as the Samsung EVO and Patriot Hellfire, with insights on performance differences between SATA and NVMe drives. Users noted that while the Lenovo Y700 may have speed limitations, NVMe drives generally offer better efficiency and lower latency compared to SATA drives. The user ultimately decided to purchase the Plextor M8SEGN 256GB SSD.
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