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Volker Schmid (innovaphone) Friday, 15 January 2016, 11:40 AM

Successfully used mSATA's

Hi all,

as queries increase concerning successful used mSATA's within our new xx11/11xx devices, we will open a thread for documentation here.

Main requirements for the mSATA are min. 8 GB, 3.3 V, max. power consumption 2.5W, throughput min. 3 Gb/s, format JEDEC MO-300.

At innovaphone, we did some tests with several manufacturers and at the end concluded best to go for this one:

APACER APSDM032GM1HN-7TM

It provides 32GB memory and - as MLC model - 28TB write endurance.

Now you are called to add your experiences with other models below - thx!

Volker

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Volker Schmid (innovaphone) Tuesday, 9 February 2016, 09:10 AM

Re: Successfully used mSATA's

Note:

Apacer announced EOL for the above mentioned model APSDM032GM1HN-7TM.

Successor is Apacer APSDM032GM1HN-GTM1

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Sebastian 2187 Wednesday, 10 February 2016, 03:49 PM

Re: Successfully used mSATA's

Hallo Volker,

Do you tested the MXSSD2MMSLF-32G from Mach Xtreme Technology, what are your experience here?

Have you also experience with the SANDISK Z400s SSD 32GB?

Best regards,

Sebastian

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Volker Schmid (innovaphone) Monday, 15 February 2016, 02:28 PM

Re: Successfully used mSATA's

Hi Sebastian,

no we haven't tested the mentioned models.

As long as it fits to the mentioned requirements it should work,

BR Volker

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Volker Schmid (innovaphone) Monday, 22 February 2016, 02:32 PM in response to Sebastian 2187

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Re: Successfully used mSATA's

Hi all,

we've done some more tests with several mSATAs and can currently recommend the following models:

Apacer APSDM032G APSDM032GM1HN-GTM1
Datasheet
potential supplier

Transcend MSA370 32G
Datasheet
potential supplier

Sandisk Z400s 32G
Datasheet
potential supplier

Due to performance reasons of Transcend and SanDisk, one may better go for their 128G models.

BR Volker

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Roman 113 Friday, 26 February 2016, 03:01 PM

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Re: Successfully used mSATA's

Hi All,

I have successfully installed linux on Kingston SMS200S3/120G. Everything seems to be ok.

BR Roman

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Daniel 450 Tuesday, 22 March 2016, 12:26 PM in response to Volker Schmid (innovaphone)

Re: Successfully used mSATA's

Hallo,

i am surprised, that the Transcend MSA370 32G is recommended.

In the Wiki of the IP411 is described that the SSD must have a max power consumption of 2,5W. But on the Transcend Website http://www.transcend.de/Products/No-576 is propagate the information that the SATA III Models have a power consumption of 3.85W.

Only the SATAII Model has less than 2,5W.

How could it be.

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Volker Schmid (innovaphone) Monday, 4 April 2016, 11:44 AM

Re: Successfully used mSATA's

Hello,

guess the value mentioned in your webpage is a "safe" maximum value valid for all subtypes of this model.

In our given PDF, there's a differentation between the submodels and their specific power consumption.

In any case both PDFs are issued by Transcend.

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