Buying SSD for my old hp dv6-6165tx

Dr. House

No Regrets
Hello! I bought my hp pavilion dv6-6165tx in the end of 2011 and now I want to speed up the laptop by putting an 120-128GB SSD as primary C drive and the old HDD in dvd drive caddy.
My budget is Rs. 4000 for both SSD+caddy.

I have sorted this 12.7mm cadddy Storite 12 7mm Universal Sata 2nd HDD SSD HD Caddy FOR CD DVD ROM Optical BAY | eBay that is costing me Rs. 500 after coupon code.
Is it compatible with laptop or not?

Now for the SSD I have no clue which one will be compatible with my laptop. Does my laptop supports SATA 3.0 SSDs or not?
Suggest me some good ~128GB SSD for around Rs. 3500.
Sandisk 120 GB Internal SSD Plus 2 5 Inch | eBay
Samsung 120GB 750 EVO 2 5" SSD | eBay
Sandisk 128GB SSD Harddisk SD8SBAT 128G Aphrodite II Z400S 2 5 | eBay
 

maheshn

Journeyman
Hello! I bought my hp pavilion dv6-6165tx in the end of 2011 and now I want to speed up the laptop by putting an 120-128GB SSD as primary C drive and the old HDD in dvd drive caddy.
My budget is Rs. 4000 for both SSD+caddy.

I have sorted this 12.7mm cadddy Storite 12 7mm Universal Sata 2nd HDD SSD HD Caddy FOR CD DVD ROM Optical BAY | eBay that is costing me Rs. 500 after coupon code.
Is it compatible with laptop or not?

Now for the SSD I have no clue which one will be compatible with my laptop. Does my laptop supports SATA 3.0 SSDs or not?
Suggest me some good ~128GB SSD for around Rs. 3500.
Sandisk 120 GB Internal SSD Plus 2 5 Inch | eBay
Samsung 120GB 750 EVO 2 5" SSD | eBay
Sandisk 128GB SSD Harddisk SD8SBAT 128G Aphrodite II Z400S 2 5 | eBay


Hello

Out of the ones you specified the Samsung is much better. Go for it....
 
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Dr. House

Dr. House

No Regrets
Get the Samsung one. As far as compatibility is concerned, I think your laptop should support SATA 6Gbps

Now I am confused between Samsung EVO 750 120GB (3.5k), EVO 850 120GB (4.5k) and Kingston UV300 240GB (that costs 4.5k but 240GB storage)

All of them promised reading and writing speed of around 500 MB/s with SATA III 6.0 Gbps.
 
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bssunilreddy

Chosen of the Omnissiah
Now I am confused between Samsung EVO 750 120GB (3.5k), EVO 850 120GB (4.5k) and Kingston UV300 240GB (that costs 4.5k but 240GB storage)

All of them promised reading and writing speed of around 500 MB/s with SATA III 6.0 Gbps.

Samsung EVO 750 120GB< Samsung EVO 850 120GB< Kingston UV300 240GBDecide for yourself.
 

bssunilreddy

Chosen of the Omnissiah
Kingston UV300 240GB is definitely my first choice now. May I know why it's priced so cheap (4.5k INR)? Is there anything hidden or specific cons?

There aren't any specific cons but it uses the newer Phison Controller used by Sandisk, OCZ like companies. That's why I bought it. I researched on the Phison Controller and found out that Kingston UV300 uses PS3110 from Phison Industries.

Take a look here regarding PS3110:PHISON Electronics Corp. Introduces the World's Best NAND Flash Solutio
 
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Dr. House

Dr. House

No Regrets
There aren't any specific cons but it uses the newer Phison Controller used by Sandisk, OCZ like companies. That's why I bought it. I researched on the Phison Controller and found out that Kingston UV300 uses PS3110 from Phison Industries.

Take a look here regarding PS3110:PHISON Electronics Corp. Introduces the World's Best NAND Flash Solutio

Do they include bracket as I think my dv6-6165tx has 2.5" 9.5mm thick HDD inside
 
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