Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'intel optane'.
-
Hi all I changed my current setup with a SSD and a HDD with Intel Optane (to get another SSD m.2) and just use the HDD as a regular storage for pictures, videos, etc. I have disabled the Intel Optane from the rapid storage software, but if I change the settings in Bios (Asus MB) and make sure that I have AHCI in Sata Mode Selection (PCH storage) I can´t boot and it will just restart after trying to boot.. Anyone have a suggestion on how to fix this? If I remove the Intel Optane, I will only be able to see the new SSD and not the old HDD
-
Is it possible to resolve this issue without setting up Raid?
-
I have a HP 15t-dy100 laptop with an Intel i5-1035G1, 16gb of ram. The current storage is an Intel Optane+256GB SSD and I am trying to upgrade to a Crucial P5 Plus 1tb, I’m having some issues. The laptop will not recognize the new ssd at boot or in the bios. I used Marcium Reflect to clone Windows 11 and the data is there. The Crucial drive is set to GPT. Suggestions, please. Thanks.
-
So, I have an HP Spectre 15 (2019) with a 500gb Intel Optane SSD in it right now (in the only M.2 slot, so it's my everything drive). I want to upgrade the storage to 1tb and I have a WD Black Sn750 SSD that I got to use. I'm looking into cloning my og drive (I'm going to get an external SSD enclosure to put the new one in for the process and for my old drive to act as extra storage) so I don't need to reinstall everything windows/program wise, but when I was at Best Buy the guy I talked to said they cant clone from Intel Optane. From what I found about regular cloning it seems pretty straightforward so is there anything else special I need to do to make it successful with Optane? Any other general help would be much appreciated, this is my first time trying something like this! ($200 for someone else to do it felt steep lol) Thanks!! -
Good day guys, I just bought an Acer Nitro 5 which was in a clearance sale from a store for around $450 the product link is product website electronics are very expensive in my country hence it was a good deal for me, I got it is having a 1tb HDD+16gb intel optane drive I mainly use it for programming(SQL +android studio) and games(CSGO, factorio etc) so was wondering if I should replace the optane drive with a SSD I would like to mention that optane drive cost around $500 for a 4gb variant so was wondering if I should leave it and SSD also don't cost less please recommend I am not an inpatient guy and this laptop is for basic things have a work computer at my company provided by them which is much more powerful for programming this is just for basic nothing intense is the 1tb HDD+16gb intel optane drive enough I have hit bottleneck in installing games, but I feel that is usually true even for ssd
-
Hey, I have questions regarding m.2 ssd, My HP Pavilion laptop (15-bc406tx) has m.2 slot, manual doesn't specify which type of slot is it. But in the manual, they show support for m.2 SATA sdd 128 Gb plus support for Intel optane memory of 16 Gb Pcie gen 3x2. My Questions are: Does that mean, my laptop support M.2 nvme ssd's, as it supports Intel optane memory of 16 Gb Pcie gen 3x2; cause they haven't mentioned m.2 nvme ssd in manual. Also which Gen of Pcie is it? 3x2 or 3x4? What if it supports M.2 Nvme Sdd's with Gen 3x2, what happens if we put 3x4 in it? is it recommended? Stated(in manual) M.2 SATA ssd low, can we add 1Tb ssd instead of 128Gb? Thank You!
-
Hey guys, I been planning to buy HP Spector x360 15 2020, but I got stuck when I saw a option of adding 32 GB Intel Optane with NVMe SSD, I thought by Linus Optane is fast and have ultra low latency (nS) and that helps. It would be no brainer for me to through extra $40 bucks for Optane goodness, but and a bog but for me it seems to be that it's only available on US site to include but I am buying it from my country (India) and there is no such options (there is no such options to configure your machine for your needs but they happen to offer maxed out version, and that what i needed but there is no Optane!) for Optane. I talked to spokes person and he said there is no Optane and he can't add any. And now I am stuck with few questions and I need your expertise. So thing is do I can afford to ditch Optane for sake of warranty and time that I have to wait for US variant? And I Googled it and got no answers about the performance of Optane accelerated NVMe SSD vs normal NVMe SSD prior by my Googling skills! Ya it must be caching Windows and other applications for faster loads but against already fast SSD? What would be real world difference and if any? Which must have be(if not then why would HP put effort to put it in) and does it have night and day difference or difference small enough so I can neglect over convince? Please help me guys to make a decision . By the way, Liuns! If you ever read this why don't you daily drive HP Spector x360 15 2020, it got HDMI, USB Type A and 2 thunderbolt 3 with one of them supporting charging also and it's a convertible with great OLED Screen which factory calibrated, a Pen, build quality you can count on and a A- keyboard. It have all that you compailed about in LG Gram! And one more by the way can you make a video about this Optane non Optaney thing, because this is good enough story and excuse for to daily drive HP Spector which might be a perfect laptop for you! And you must make this video, I had watched your every single video of LMG from past 3 years like every single one and I am not sure what to choose! We need vidoe on this topic.
-
Ok, I need help. So I purchased a 16gb Intel Optane Memory chip and installed it, then installed Intel Rapid Storage Technology. It said it had to switch from AHCI storage to Sata for it to work so I allowed it to do that. Then it restarted my computer, now It seems as though my login password for my pc has been changed and I have no idea what the password. It isn't recognizing the usual password or any that would be relevant such as my outlook password. I literally can't access anything on my pc and don't know what to do to fix this. Please help. -
Would it be much better if I do my rig with 240GB SSD + Intel Optane 16GB vs 1TB HDD + Intel Optane 16GB? I currently have a Western Digital Green SSD @ 240GB and a Seagate Barracuda HDD @ 1TB and plan to run on an Intel® Core™ i7-8086K Processor I would appreciate any inputs. Best regards -
I have a Legion Y530 and it has an Intel Optane 16gb cache drive and a 1tb BarraCuda HDD. I already have a replacement SSD for the hard drive on the way, but I am also looking into changing that Optane cache drive into an actual m.2 storage SSD. My question is if I just simply replace the Optane for a regular SDD will that work? Is there something I need to do in BIOS or windows settings to tell the laptop it no longer has a cache drive? I don't know if the picture helps, but better to have it just in case
-
Hello I have got an HP pavilion X 360 14-cd0055tx laptop. Originally it came with and Intel optane SSD Plus 1 terabyte standard Hdd. I am having a very slow boot times and I want to upgrade my 1 terabyte hdd to a fastest Samsung 860 EVO SSD. My main question is that will it work. I don't want any main performance boost which I will get from the optane enable. I just want to ask that is it compatible to use a Intel optane module with the Samsung 860 Evo SSD. The main issue is that the HP BIOS is not letting me change the controller options from IRST to AHCI which is causing me a lot of problems while inserting a nvm drive into the m.2 slot. Mt nvne drive freezes randomly. Therefore now I am being forced to use sata SSD with Intel optane. I just want to know that this configuration will work I don't need any Intel optane benefits which I will get. "Which means don't write comments like that when you put a Intel optane drive with the sata a SSD drive you won't get much benefit from it". I am not looking for benefits the sata SSD speed will be a boast either way. I just want to know that it won't give me any trouble.
-
Hi there Does anyone know if the asus ws c621 sage mobo will support the intel optane dc persistent memory. I see that it supports the 2nd gen intel scalable chips and some of them have support for the optane memory but cant find if its supported on the motherboard. If anyone knows let me know. thanks
-
Hi guys! Can I install any ssd to an intel optane port/drive in order to get two M.2 drive on my motherboard? I have the GIGABYTE Z370 AORUS Ultra Gaming WiFi and it clearly says “intel optane” but since they look the sane to me, should I install a 256gb ssd so I can get two boot drive on the pc? (mac and windows)
-
Yesterday I got a Samsung EVO 970 and I played around with it for some bit. A while later, I wanted to change the M2 slot so I swapped it with my Intel Optane, which I used to boost a 2TB HDD (not my primary drive). A couple of minutes later I realised that the drive was gone, and Optane was now showing up in Disk Management. I tried creating a partition from it (which was probably extremly stupid) and then, reinstalling the software, but I kept getting the same message (No compatible disk). I even tried reinstalling Windows, but to no avail. My 2TB drive is no longer accesible. I'm thinking that this happend because I took out the Optane module and put it into another M2 slot. I tried putting it back where it was before, but I guess I did it too late, because earlier I created a partition from the module. I have an option in my BIOS to Reset to Non-Optane (my mobo is a Z370-H) but it also says that my 2TB drive is detected as 1 of the 2 disks paired (the other being Optane) and that if I reset it, all data will be lost. Unfortunately I cannot do that, as I have a ton of work files on that drive. I tried Hiren's CD but no software from there works. Nothing detects the HDD anymore, besides the BIOS. If I go through with the Reset to Non-Optane from the BIOS, will I be able to recover my data or am I completely screwed? Thank you! -
Hi all, new to the forum. Here is my current setup: i9-9900k MSI MEG Z390 ACE 1 TB NVMe Samsung 970 EVO M.2 installed in the M2_3 slot (Operating System) 1 TB SATA Western Digital M.2 installed in the M2_2 slot using 32 GB Intel Optane M.2 installed in the M2_1 slot 1.5 TB Western Digital HDD installed in SATA2 32 GB 3200 Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB EVGA GTX 1080 FTW2 iCX EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G3 I bought an Intel Optane module to increase speeds when accessing my HDD, but I've been trying to get it installed for about a week now, and I can't seem to understand what I am doing wrong. I have ENABLED the following: M.2 Port Remapping for the M2_1 slot SATA Mode: RAID/Optane Mode M.2/Optane Genie UEFI Boot (greyed out, cannot change) I've installed the Intel Optane Memory driver, but when I open the Intel Optane application, I get the following message: No compatible disks for Intel Optane memory. Any ideas?? I'm going crazy.
-
So I can't say I have indefinite proof of this being a thing but when it comes to GTA at the very least, I feel like Optane definitely effects it in a bad way because I remember before I had Optane installed I wouldn't have issues like this. Anyways, the issue I am talking about is that the game will seemingly just start to unload the area I am in which will lead to me being able to see through the world and sometimes entire buildings would unload while I am flying and decide to pop back into existence only once I am 30 feet away from theme and basic tasks like pulling up your phone and bringing up the interaction menu take ages. I've posted about this in a help ticket in Social Club but was just told that "things like this normally happen in GTA" and I am rather sure they don't. To be honest I don't even know if this is the right forum for this but I am desperate at this point. -
Basically, I have a 500GB HDD for my game collection (I used 256GB SSD for OS, 500GB HDD for games) and wanted to know how much actual benefit you got from Intel Optane. I know most people will just tell me to buy a SSD for my games but don't really see the value if I already have a HDD (which I took out of my 500GB PS3) which works perfectly fine. I have two spare M.2 spaces on my motherboard and I could probably pick up an Intel Optane 16gb drive for like $25CAD (VS ~$85 for a ~500GB ssd). What was your experience with Optane for gaming? What would the main difference be between the 16GB and 32GB versions?
-
So I'm making a PC that I wanted to use both an Intel optane drive with a 4tb mass storage. And then a Samsung nvme 500gb as my boot drive....I'm seeing that Intel boards will not recognize both drive can others confirm this? Any idea of different configurations I can do? ?
-
I dont know if anyone knows but im getting this issue when I try in install optane software. My motherboard is a ASUS Strix Z370 Gaming-g. My CPU i7 8700k (Stock). Can someone please help thanks.
-
So I installed the intel optane, and I think I got it working. However, it was set to "boost" my ssd and not my hdd. How do I change that?
-
My System Specs: I5 8600k 8 GB ram 4TB Toshiba Hard Drive Intel Optane 32gb Gtx 1070ti EVGA SuperClocked Evga 750 watt G3 80+ Gold The Problem: I had recently installed a Gtx 1070ti on a 500 watt Power Supply and there were some crashes before while it was just 1 Hard Drive (Toshiba 4TB). I installed the new Psu after thinking the 1070ti just needed more power. I also installed an Intel Optane. After everything was installed I boot up the pc into Bios and the only Storage detected was the Intel Optane. Everything else worked. So, I tried plugging into different SATA ports but nothing worked. -
I'm trying to do an optane set up. do I downloan the Setup or the MupDup? I'm pretty sure its the setup but I just want to make sure. and if any know what the difference is I'd like to know. I might have more questions regarding this. my setup is 8700k GTX 1080ti Evga z370 I have windows on a M.2 Samsung. I just need more room so I bought a 4tb hdd. Just want to try this optane thing. any help welcomed. let me know if you need more information! thank you again everyone.
-
Hello, I am looking at two PCs that have different kinds of memory. I do not know which is better for performance and more frames per second. Can you please help? PC 1: Intel Core i5 8400, 8GB RAM, 16GB Intel Optane M.2 Slot, 1TB HDD $450 PC 2: Intel Core i5 8400, 12GB RAM (2-DIMM), 2TB HDD $480 I play games like CS:GO. About how many frames would that get respectively? Does Optane boost FPS? Thanks. -
Was looking through SSD prices on newegg, as per usual, then I noticed an interesting new optane SSD available for pre-order! It will going on sale in November. Unfortunately your board will need to support M.2 22110 in order to install it. I myself am very excited since the Asus Hyper M.2 does support this form factor.? It's almost as if Asus saw this coming.?
-
hello... Im little confused with many source about how to use intel optane. In fact, i have MSI H310i Pro ITX Motherboard and i5 8400, can i use intel optane? There is an m2 slot Thank you
