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Excellent deal on an excellent drive!
The bigger poopy part of it is that these "super fast" devices aren't really very impressive in real world activities. You're shaving seconds off of computing time daily with them.
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Excellent deal on an excellent drive!
Excellent deal on an excellent drive!
Thing still has 46% health left with 40k hours according to Crystaldiskinfo.
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Here's the guide I used:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWZcgFn
https://ssd.borecraft.c
You won't notice a difference in use just in benchmarks, but in the end its up to you if you want it. LTT has a funny video about ssd vs nvme vs something. Worth a watch.
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The bigger poopy part of it is that these "super fast" devices aren't really very impressive in real world activities. You're shaving seconds off of computing time daily with them.
I said it in a different post. Linus Tech Tips did a real world blind test with like 3 people with similar systems where the difference was SSD SATA vs PCI-E vs NVME and all three picked SATA as fastest or something. Either way, conclusion was it was hair splitting no matter what and if it wasn't a side by side, it would have been impossible to tell the difference without comparing benchmarks.