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I'm still downloading it...only 1 hour 48 min to go...I've been downloading it since 6:30 AM. It's 11:06 right now. :( I found out that the Retail CD wont work...or so they say on the forums. Here is a great link for anyone that ever has this problem...

Bump...I found an image...but I'm not sure if it's good...Only one way to find out. Unfortunately since I don't have a working computer at home anymore, I'm going to have to download it from my very slow Work Internet. Estimated time of around 7 hours to download 3.1 GB. Some people might...

Well...things have from bad to worse. Anyone have a legit ISO image of Win 7 home premium 64 bit? I need to download one. Apparently my images don't work and my copy of the window 7 is the professional version only!!!! What a bad long night/day. Help would be much appreciated. FYI...

Right now...I don't know what to expect since I will be using an image of my current HD to install windows 7 on the SSD. I'm guessing 30 sec or less for boot times? Fingers are crossed....hopefully I will find out tomorrow, but I'm not 100% sure that I will have the time to set it up though...

Definitely has mine beat in the portability area.

The specs on that SSD is amazing....and one of the reviews about the boot up time was hilarious to me. Even the manufacturer's comment was funny. I have been "Sponsored" by a friendly nerd co-worker to get one of those mSATA SSD's for my laptop in return for some research on it. He decided...

Thanks for saying it's nice...LOL :)

Pretty good link you got there. :) I will have to save that for when the time comes.

Ok. You had me confused there. :) I'm definitely learning here too. :) I'm really tempted to get it...There are some things that I don't know how to do. For instance, I made an image of my HD the instant I got my laptop. I did it both with the program Lenovo provided and also with Windows...

I read through the entire thread and I'm still not sure why I should wait...did you see something I didn't? The only things that I saw was the speed decreased over time, which is normal with SSD's...but utilizing TRIM helps eliminate that. As for pci-e not supporting mSATA...well that's true...

I use it every day.....I wonder how much it can improve video edditing. Ive been getting into that lately. That is actually where I see my largest improvement in comparison to my old computer. i7 processor is amazing. Then back it up with an SSD...I could only imagine the possibilities...

So my question is...should I wait and give mSATA more time to mature, or should I jump into it as soon as I can? Also, do you think the price is worth the performance?

So the Renice mSATA would be a big improvement...Hmm I might have to save up for one.

What are the average read and write speeds for an 5400RPM drive?

Renice mSATA seems to have great speeds. Read speed up to 260MB/sec Write speed up to 200MB/sec

Shoot...I don't think I own a VGA cable. I really don't think the HDMI is to blame. I noticed that the Write speeds rather suck on that mSATA card. :(

It is set to that. Only thing it does is it shuts off the screen and it keeps the HDMI going....but like I said. After about 5 seconds the video and audio starts lagging behind. It really doesn't make any since. As for the PCI-E SSD....the Y560P does support mSATA !!!! Installing mSATA...

I'm happy with the 720p screen and I totally agree with you guys on waiting until they have at least a 16GB SSD version of the hybrid HD. Plus I too hate Seagate as well. WD is my favorite HD manufacturer. A mini PCIe SSD....now that's something that I haven't seen out on the market...but...

An ssd or a hybrid HD/SSD

I received my laptop last night. So far....I am very pleased with this laptop. I will write up a basic review now... Specifics: Lenovo Y560P 43972BU Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit Intel i7 2.0ghz turbo 2.9ghz 6GB DDR3 Radeon 6570m 1GB GDDR3 video 750GB 5400rpm HD JBL Speakers 720P 15.6" screen 6...