Quite a fast SSD but I've heard some comments about the heat this ssd produces, looks like it's quite hot so my question is will this overheating reduce the life time of the ssd?
I have a larger acer, but i'd like to get a mini just for typing things and the internet, and use my larger one for games and movies...i kno...i make no sence...Thats what michigan does to you
I have to disagree... true... they aren't built stock for power.... but... I'm the kind of person that wants more power packed in less volume... I like small devices that do EXACTLY what i want... these mods help that along. Although I don't understand why dell packs these things w/ so much crapware... they're slow enough stock as is.. it's pretty sad... and when i was looking at the dell 10 at bestbuy... the crapware kinda turned me off to it.
I saw one of someone playing WoW. But I'm not sure why you'd do that. It probably required some hardware upgrades.
I just ordered one. I'll probably up the RAM myself for $20 and if the price of SSDs comes down, I'll eventually increase the capacity. That or I'll get a large SD card or something. Mine is only 512MB RAM and 8GB SSD. But I can't wait for it to arrive! They look really cute.
Will these RunCore modules work in any notebook with a free mini PCIe slot? Is the only difference between the DELL and ASUS cards the maximum capacity and the micro USB port?
He so almost touched the naked board and then thought well its not in a case perhaps I shouldn't touch anything but the usb cord if your going to use this outside the pc put it in something one grab of that with your hand while its powered up will fry it
Since you're the only one that has actually gotten one (looks like more than one actually) of these from MyDigitalDiscount, how about installing OS X onto the machine and see if the drive wakes from sleep properly. There are a whole bunch of people that would like to know the answer to that.
The STEC drive does not. The generic MLC SSD that MDD used to sell does.
It's not exactly illegal either. It's just an EULA that says you can't do it. EULA's have been proven time and time again in court to be unenforceable. Once you've bought the copy of OSX, it's yours to do with as you please.
i have a eeepc 900 16gb 1gb ram that came with xandros.
i put xp nlited down to just under 300mb on it well the battery life is with xp is drastically smaller than with xandros and for the life of me i can't figure out why.
If you have any input on this i would be very great full.
thanks for this tutorial!
hauabdu 1 year ago
does the dell mini 9 use sata or pata pci?
needhelp1990 1 year ago
Will any 64GB SSD PCI-E drives work on the Dell Mini9 ?
theimporter 2 years ago
No you will need a pci ssd
Nindiscods 2 years ago
Hmm.... you might want to read my question just one more time.
theimporter 2 years ago
You said PCI-E, there is a difference
Nindiscods 2 years ago
PCI-E means PCI Express, which is what the guy in the video says -_-
theimporter 2 years ago
Can I do the cloning process from another computer? I want to copy installed programs from a samsung computer what I usually use.
seungheicho 2 years ago
I cannot find anything more on your SSD experiment with the old Dell 50mm on the Eee 901?
Can you post a link here?
Thank You again
joshstube 2 years ago
Thank You for the tutorial.
Do you have any reviews about the easiest way to remove "crap ware" from Dell (& other devices) ?
joshstube 2 years ago
it has all the crapware!
NutsandGuts 2 years ago
Quite a fast SSD but I've heard some comments about the heat this ssd produces, looks like it's quite hot so my question is will this overheating reduce the life time of the ssd?
Kyodaikuma 2 years ago
I have a larger acer, but i'd like to get a mini just for typing things and the internet, and use my larger one for games and movies...i kno...i make no sence...Thats what michigan does to you
kristenheartnick 2 years ago 4
Why not just buy a Dell Mini with 160 GB HDD?! It's just 20 € more than the SSD.
lekotar 2 years ago
Because SSD's are infinitely faster than HDD's, if you don't need capacity your operating system will run way faster.
Petchhyy 2 years ago
SSD is silent and lifetime 1.6m hours - virtually unbreakable
DjGisME 2 years ago
ssd is faster and has no moving parts
yfzi 2 years ago
Finnish accents are awesome :D
Curufin2 2 years ago 4
Yeah, at first I thought we were hearing some robotic Stephen Hawking computerized voice.
iinfiniteammo 2 years ago
I want to install a 32Gb in my mini-9 - But cannot get them anywhere! - even worse in the UK - anyone got stock? :)
shuntfield 2 years ago
Got one now - Yes much faster!
shuntfield 2 years ago
the mini proably wouldn't be able to play games. NO CD/DVD driveeeee
you'd need to buy an external one for around 50.00
RACHELbeChiLL 2 years ago
yea but why would you buy a mini (netbook) to play games on????
the screen is only 8.9" that would suck for gaming dude lol
minis are for mobility and designed to use less power .
so for gaming you need a big power hogging desktop with a good graphix card and at least a pentium 4 for the newer games.
skilo837 2 years ago 3
I have to disagree... true... they aren't built stock for power.... but... I'm the kind of person that wants more power packed in less volume... I like small devices that do EXACTLY what i want... these mods help that along. Although I don't understand why dell packs these things w/ so much crapware... they're slow enough stock as is.. it's pretty sad... and when i was looking at the dell 10 at bestbuy... the crapware kinda turned me off to it.
fr0z3nmechanix 2 years ago
is it really that easy? even with an OS? Is this the new easiest way to hackintosh a netbook?
tommytwin24 2 years ago
i havent seen any1 making any videos about dell mini 9 running vista or playing a game :(, and i wanted to buy 1
DvdOwens 2 years ago
If you're gaming, the mini9 probably isn't right for you.
vbrtrmn 2 years ago
i seen a cuple videos now of then playing games
DvdOwens 2 years ago
I saw one of someone playing WoW. But I'm not sure why you'd do that. It probably required some hardware upgrades.
I just ordered one. I'll probably up the RAM myself for $20 and if the price of SSDs comes down, I'll eventually increase the capacity. That or I'll get a large SD card or something. Mine is only 512MB RAM and 8GB SSD. But I can't wait for it to arrive! They look really cute.
8394147 2 years ago
fuckin idot who would buy a dell mini to play games for spwnding 299$ on a fuckin laptop to play game why dont u buy like a psp fot 170$
ug0trickr011ed 2 years ago
becuase, im getting rid of my old laptop,
and they run pretty nice.
DvdOwens 2 years ago
i tried the crystaldisk utility that you showed on your site, and surprisingly my read speeds were just slightly better on average by 1.5 MB/sec.
But the write speeds were terrible, less than 6MB/sec at best, it seems that's where the bottleneck lies
sammy757219 3 years ago
has anyone tried it? is it really that easy?
ricardorn06 3 years ago
full compatibility with macOS??
serginecologo 3 years ago
What software did you clone the drive with?
changoTCL 3 years ago
Acronis Trueimage
mwfromva 3 years ago
notebook: dell
why: i need a laptop for school am currently attending ITT Technical Institute.
thanks i hope i win!!!!
Identity: 3rmac805
3rmac805 3 years ago
Netbook: Dell
Why: I want to increasethe storage capacity (I travel for work and need more HD space for movies while I am on the road)
Identity: cinemaeleven
Cinemaeleven 3 years ago
Advertising contest:
I want to buy a Dell Mini 9.
SSD runcore to increase storage capacity.
Identity: gittitube
gittitube 3 years ago
to enter to the contest go to jkkmobile . com
jkkmobile 3 years ago
Thank you. Is this because of the non-standard signaling that Dell and Asus use on the PCIe slot?
mspitz 3 years ago
yep, actually it is standard ide pcie but not normal pci and usb...
jkkmobile 3 years ago
Will these RunCore modules work in any notebook with a free mini PCIe slot? Is the only difference between the DELL and ASUS cards the maximum capacity and the micro USB port?
mspitz 3 years ago
Sorry, but these ssds work only on Dell Mini 9 and Asus Eee PCs
jkkmobile 3 years ago
He so almost touched the naked board and then thought well its not in a case perhaps I shouldn't touch anything but the usb cord if your going to use this outside the pc put it in something one grab of that with your hand while its powered up will fry it
JrockerForLife 3 years ago
Really enjoying your reviews! Wish you'd put out more video.
johnnytturbo 3 years ago
could you tell me the software name?
BG7FL 3 years ago
Since you're the only one that has actually gotten one (looks like more than one actually) of these from MyDigitalDiscount, how about installing OS X onto the machine and see if the drive wakes from sleep properly. There are a whole bunch of people that would like to know the answer to that.
The STEC drive does not. The generic MLC SSD that MDD used to sell does.
unaclocker 3 years ago
Installing OSX on anything but a mac is not exactly legal...I doubt JKK would go there
johnnytturbo 3 years ago
It's not exactly illegal either. It's just an EULA that says you can't do it. EULA's have been proven time and time again in court to be unenforceable. Once you've bought the copy of OSX, it's yours to do with as you please.
unaclocker 3 years ago
i allso have a question
i have a eeepc 900 16gb 1gb ram that came with xandros.
i put xp nlited down to just under 300mb on it well the battery life is with xp is drastically smaller than with xandros and for the life of me i can't figure out why.
If you have any input on this i would be very great full.
segagman 3 years ago
i want to ask which mini notebook do you like the best from all mini notebooks you have reviewed? If money is not a problem
cainemansion125 3 years ago
He would probably say the Fujitsu U2010/U820 based on his reactions to it with XP and everything working.
johnnytturbo 3 years ago