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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51678626 added 07-15-2012 3:09 PM by teetee1 in Archived Deals
I fail to see the relationship between the SSD and the cpu. Any CPU will benefit from SSD instead of mechanical spinners. I would suggest to get a SSD at the best pricepoint.
SSD for a Q6600
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51691528 added 07-16-2012 6:54 AM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
Yes, you will see a benifit. Any SSD will be way faster than a hard drive that you currently have. While you might not get SATA III speeds you will still be way faster than the HD you have now. ...
SSD for a Q6600
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51688636 added 07-16-2012 1:52 AM by zazon in Archived Deals
I would echo what others have said, there's little chance you'll notice a difference between SATA II and III. The real benefit of a SSD is the near instantaneous seek times, which won't change going...
SSD for a Q6600
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51678842 added 07-15-2012 3:21 PM by Albort in Archived Deals
the motherboard would make a difference. SATA II or SATA III.
SSD for a Q6600
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51679198 added 07-15-2012 3:39 PM by dhc014 in Archived Deals
You'd definitely see a nice upgrade even if your computer only supports SATA II speeds. SATA III SSD's are often priced lower than whatever older SATA II drives you may still find on the market...
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51710070 added 07-16-2012 8:01 PM by zazon in Archived Deals
Where did I say you wouldn't see a benefit over a mechanical drive?
SSD for a Q6600
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51685236 added 07-15-2012 8:58 PM by fenderman in Archived Deals
I put a crucial m4 64gb in my folks dell with a q6600 3gb ram and the machine screams. Very quick boots and is a pleasure to use. They rave about how fast their machine is. If you just to surfing and...
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51676964 added 07-15-2012 1:49 PM by ric0suave in Archived Deals
I know that the processor and the 5yr old mobo I have can't take advantage of the speed that new SSDs offer. What would you suggest to decrease my startup time at the best pricepoint?
SSD for a Q6600
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51718120 added 07-17-2012 7:05 AM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
That would be correct, I support Zazon's comment and agree. If I disagreed, I would have started with, I disagree or No.
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Thread created 07-15-2012 by ric0suave
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Post #51711706 added 07-16-2012 9:38 PM by dhc014 in Archived Deals
I interpreted LiquidRetro's reply as supporting your post.

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