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Post #49350752 added 04-17-2012 5:34 AM by ciris in Archived Deals
Anyone using or has used an SSD as an external portable drive? Is it worth doing so or is it better to go mechanical in that regard?
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Post #49342564 added 04-16-2012 7:55 PM by Tensoneu in Archived Deals
You can, it will default to SATA II speeds. I am using a SATA 3 SSD atm hooked up to SATA 2.
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Post #49342572 added 04-16-2012 7:56 PM by quickbike in Archived Deals
Totally! The bottleneck will be the SATA2 controller. But, this will still give you a better HD performance than standard Disk HDs.
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Post #49342822 added 04-16-2012 8:06 PM by ruv in Archived Deals
Cool, did you notice a difference in boot-up speeds? That will be my main concern. I have a dedicated home theater PC and server that is currently on 24/7, I'd like to run the OS on the SSD and be...
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Post #49343498 added 04-16-2012 8:43 PM by chasemyaccord in Archived Deals
Meh, I got the S511 last December for $120 (although I risked a fatty $55 rebate which I received last week) so although this is still a decent deal, I'd pass and wait for a synchronous drive. It...
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Post #49342974 added 04-16-2012 8:14 PM by pdp76 in Archived Deals
For $10 more I'd go with the sandisk. It has toggle NAND vs this asynchronous NAND
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Post #49343198 added 04-16-2012 8:26 PM by Tensoneu in Archived Deals
You will notice a big difference in speed and boot times. I will never go back to HDD for running applications and OS ever again. SSD's may not have much effect with Intel Atom CPU's, I had put...
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Post #49345996 added 04-16-2012 10:12 PM by AkumaX in Archived Deals
You're not an SSD user (yet)? O_O
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Post #49346430 added 04-16-2012 10:29 PM by ruv in Archived Deals
Educate some of us. What is TRIM command? And does it work only with SATAIII?
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Post #49344360 added 04-16-2012 9:30 PM by ruv in Archived Deals
A man, cool! I've been wondering this for awhile. Tell me more about it. Do you experience any bottlenecks when transfer from SATAIII SSD to USB3.0? Are speeds similar to a computer with integrated...
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Post #49344970 added 04-16-2012 9:46 PM by acjohnson55 in Archived Deals
(I think you mean 300MB/s.) But on the whole, your comment doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. When in the world does your computer need to pull hundreds of megs of data from a drive to...
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Post #49351438 added 04-17-2012 6:18 AM by t3nchi in Archived Deals
So let's say I am currently running 1 TB "regular" hard drive for my Win 7 OS. I have about 500 GB worth of data I want to keep on it. How do I go about putting in an SSD, installing my OS on...
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Post #49347274 added 04-16-2012 11:14 PM by AkumaX in Archived Deals
Nope, not at all. As long as you have TRIM working, you'll be fine.
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Post #49347378 added 04-16-2012 11:17 PM by zhopa in Archived Deals
Of course you will. In a HTPC/ home server application you're never going to saturate SATA II bus on a system drive. BTW, if you want to shutdown for the night, just put it to sleep. You'll use a...
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Post #49347816 added 04-16-2012 11:50 PM by AkumaX in Archived Deals
Fragmented was a poor choice of vocabulary, but it's late and I didn't have my evening caffeine :D
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Post #49346974 added 04-16-2012 10:47 PM by ruv in Archived Deals
Thank You. Another question. I usually do a clean install of my OS every 6-8 months on my HTPC. It keeps it fast and fresh, as the pc gets cluttered from my constant software installs and tinkering....
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Post #49347082 added 04-16-2012 10:55 PM by robinski_ in Archived Deals
you have to continuously pour liquid nitrogen on the SATA controller, that is the only solution I know of since the heat being generated is just too high
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Post #49347102 added 04-16-2012 10:57 PM by ruv in Archived Deals
shit just got real in here. real nerdy
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Post #49342444 added 04-16-2012 7:50 PM by dankind64 in Archived Deals
solid reviews, and it beats the $1 per GB ratio!
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Post #49341564 added 04-16-2012 7:11 PM by bluedugout in Archived Deals
ADATA S510 Series 120GB SATA III SSD(OEM) 109.99 No REBATE FREE SHIPPING No REBATE NEEDED LESS 1$/G FREESHIPPING http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820211588 Squential Read...
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Post #49342700 added 04-16-2012 7:11 PM by iconian in Archived Deals
Newegg has 120GB ADATA S510 Series 2.5" SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD AS510S3-120GM-O) for $109.99 + free shipping. Thanks bluedugout
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Post #49342510 added 04-16-2012 7:53 PM by ruv in Archived Deals
Does anyone know if I can use sata3 on a computer that has a sata2 motherboard (dell Inspiron 530)
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Post #49342522 added 04-16-2012 7:54 PM by Pokekil in Archived Deals
this or the SanDisk SDSSDX120GG25 at 120?
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Post #49342614 added 04-16-2012 7:57 PM by darkspy123 in Archived Deals
The speed of this drive is up to 550Mb/s and the SATA II speed only capped at a little below 300Mb/s. It's a waste buying this drive and just use it for SATA II
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Post #49342738 added 04-16-2012 8:03 PM by ruv in Archived Deals
Pci express 1x or pci express 16x? I currently have a video card in the 16x slot, and a USB 3.0 adapter in the 1x slot :(
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Post #49342806 added 04-16-2012 8:05 PM by Spartan805 in Archived Deals
This or the Agility 3 120GB?
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Post #49342846 added 04-16-2012 8:07 PM by Pokekil in Archived Deals
the SDSSDX-120G-G25 2.5" has significantly higher benchmarks than this drive and is selling for $120. http://www.harddrivebenchmark.net/high_end_drives.html
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Post #49343624 added 04-16-2012 8:50 PM by robhall86 in Archived Deals
i can vouch for this drive but the one in this deal does look good.
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Post #49343650 added 04-16-2012 8:52 PM by Invisiblemoose in Archived Deals
Yes they exist. This is the one I've been using for years: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VVQ58M/
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Post #49343258 added 04-16-2012 8:28 PM by bluedugout in Archived Deals
if you want to do not the rebate, take this one. they are same performance.
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Post #49344200 added 04-16-2012 9:20 PM by davinci73 in Archived Deals
Just bought one with the $10 coupon they sent for first purchase on new customers. so $99.99 is damn good deal!
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Post #49346362 added 04-16-2012 10:25 PM by Invisiblemoose in Archived Deals
Yeah, I figured for $25 I'd give it a shot. Worked great on my DFI P35 board, plug and play. Checked Amazon orders, I got this thing in October 2010. I would've hoped there are more...
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Post #49346388 added 04-16-2012 10:26 PM by RcketScientist in Archived Deals
Guys, PCIe SATA3 cards are not a good idea for SSD, at least not for the typical user. There are none out there currently that support the TRIM command. So unless you want to rely solely on GC,...
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Post #49347496 added 04-16-2012 11:22 PM by zhopa in Archived Deals
Use clonezilla or Norton Ghost or such to make a system drive image after OS install and before any serious tinkering. This way you don't have to waste time every time.... 10 minutes to roll back the...
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Post #49348032 added 04-17-2012 12:12 AM by ruv in Archived Deals
What kind of capacity does this require? 10 minutes for a clean system sounds amazing, although there's just something about installing a new drive and giving it a clean OS with fresh drivers. Gets...
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Post #49350576 added 04-17-2012 5:21 AM by ciris in Archived Deals
Let me give you an idea. For personal use Im using Acronis TrueImage 2011 (at work we use Symantec Ghost). After setting up my fresh SSD or HDD with my os, apps, drivers, configurations, tweaks, etc...
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Post #49352108 added 04-17-2012 6:58 AM by lakorai in Archived Deals
If you have a PCIe X4 or X8 you could use the ASUS U3S6, which will give you USB 3.0 and SATA III in one card. This card is discontinued though and currently is a bit expensive (about $60). Well...
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Post #49345614 added 04-16-2012 9:58 PM by K6-2 in Archived Deals
Asus U3S6 True USB 3.0 & True SATA 6Gb/s Support MotherboardWanted one of those when I first heard of it, but - Intended by ASUS for upgrade of ASUS m/b, but not compatible with all Asus, let...
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Post #49345936 added 04-16-2012 10:09 PM by robinski_ in Archived Deals
yeah, it's a reheally bad idea to buy a SATA III SSD if you only have SATA II ports, because as well all know, SSDs are simply used for storage of large files, so sequential data transfer rates are...
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Post #49347050 added 04-16-2012 10:52 PM by K6-2 in Archived Deals
I've heard your data from your SATA III SSD can overheat as it suddenly gets compressed when it bottlenecks at the slower SATA II port. Will I have to use TRIM, or will my laptop cooler be enough?
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