Aspire V5-591G-53HV SSD upgrade
omar391
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Hi,
I have recently brought a V5-591g-53hv model of Aspire series. However, It doesn't come with an SSD drive pre-installed even though as per as I know it contains an M.2 SSD port. I need following info to be confirmed before I buy an SSD -
- What is specification of the M.2 port, i.e: size(mm) and key type
- Can this drive be used as a bootable drive?
Regards.
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Hello,
No problems!
Your laptop supports one SSD M.2 2280 (22x80mm) - SATA 3.0 (6Gb/s) and PCIEx4 => key M
- Here are the original models of SSD:
- Here are some compatible models according to your budget:
- Transcend MTS800
- Adata Premier Pro SP900
- Samsung 850 evo
You'll need this screw to fix it:
86.MQPN7.004 - SCREW.M2X3.BIG HEAD
0 - Here are the original models of SSD:
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Hello,
Could you give me the first ten characters of the computer serial number (S/N)? Only the first ten.
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Sorry for late replay. As for my s/n, its shown as: NXG66SI001[edited to comply with guidelines]
Thank you.
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Hello,
No problems!
Your laptop supports one SSD M.2 2280 (22x80mm) - SATA 3.0 (6Gb/s) and PCIEx4 => key M
- Here are the original models of SSD:
- Here are some compatible models according to your budget:
- Transcend MTS800
- Adata Premier Pro SP900
- Samsung 850 evo
You'll need this screw to fix it:
86.MQPN7.004 - SCREW.M2X3.BIG HEAD
0 - Here are the original models of SSD:
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Thanks for your reply.
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Hi there,
will this ssd fit into my acer, the same modell v5-591g?
256GB Intel 600p M.2 2280 PCIe 3.0 x4 32Gb/s 3D-NAND TLC Toggle (SSDPEKKW256G7X1)
The main question would be: will it also boot?
as I'm planing to use it as boot device.
Thanks!
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Hi luci84tm,
FYI, all original SSDs are SATA 3.0. There is no informations about the compatibility with the NVMe interface.
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Hi laurent,
This i s very confusing now as you mentioned in you comment twice PCIe:
"Your laptop supports one SSD M.2 2280 (22x80mm) - SATA 3.0 (6Gb/s) and PCIEx4 => key M"
The PCIEx4 is used for what then?
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luci84tm,
To me, it's clear. This means that Acer didn't check the compatibility with SSDs PCIe X4 (NVMe).
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Laurent,
"Acer doesn't check the compatibility with SSDs PCIe X4 (NVMe)." means only SATA 3 is supported for the m.2 SSD?
So I cannot use a PCIeX4 SSD (NVMe)..
Sorry for stressing this point, but I think clarifying this one will help future people coming across this topic..Thanks for you patience!
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