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Post #112311667 added 02-18-2018 2:38 PM by FabriceT in Deal Talk
Any difference between the S700 and the M700?
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Post #112304607 added 02-18-2018 10:58 AM by wreckhog in Deal Talk
Threw it in a 2008 Macbook 2.0 Core2Duo, after resetting SMC and PRAM, it boots in about 17 seconds
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Post #112301755 added 02-18-2018 9:29 AM by benzkomp in Deal Talk
Even desktop drives? I forgot to mention I've swapped my desktop hard drive with this one and my power consumption went down from about 85 KW, to 60 KW with some variance as well ofcourse. I assumed...
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Post #112301539 added 02-18-2018 9:23 AM by stryk187 in Deal Talk
Oh the upgrade from mechanical drive to solid-state storage is huge. ANY SSD is going to be faster than a mechanical drive (either 5400 or 7200rpm) by several orders of magnitude. If all you have is...
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Post #112300411 added 02-18-2018 8:49 AM by bluskye in Deal Talk
Awesome cheap SSD for something like a boot drive for a server.
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Post #112299583 added 02-18-2018 8:27 AM by shadowx360 in Deal Talk
Download free Speccy and check which SATA revision. SATA II came out in 2004, I remember my 2006 build being SATA II. Even if you have SATA I, it can hit 150 mB/s which is faster than hard drives in...
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Post #112299435 added 02-18-2018 8:20 AM by shadowx360 in Deal Talk
Night and day difference even with 128GB SSD vs even 10k RPM HDD. Windows 10 and storage spaces can merge the two drives together and keep all the frequently accessed files on the SSD while giving...
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Post #112297655 added 02-18-2018 7:18 AM by cheaplionsfan in Deal Talk
1. Yes, the SATA connector and will work fine,.SATA.3 supports higher speeds than SATA 1 or 2, but even if your PC only supports SATA 1, you will see a huge improvement to boot up times and loading...
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Post #112297323 added 02-18-2018 7:06 AM by pompaci in Deal Talk
I haven’t been keeping myself updated on PC components for more than a while. I would appreciate any help. 1- Will this work with every type of SATA protocols? Meaning I have a computer with...
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Post #112296859 added 02-18-2018 6:46 AM by JakDavenport in Deal Talk
Yes it is substantial.
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Post #112294711 added 02-18-2018 4:46 AM by Licher in Deal Talk
Going from any spinning drive to any SSD, you will experience a substantial increase in performance for read and writes. Also a huge improvement in boot time.
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Post #112294651 added 02-18-2018 4:37 AM by mcl5000 in Deal Talk
Makes sense. But say I only have $40 for a hard drive upgrade. Is the performance increase from an older 7200 drive to this substantial? Or do I have to get up to higher capacities for it to make a...
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Post #112292587 added 02-17-2018 11:53 PM by PraiseTheBear in Deal Talk
U can't go back to hdd once you have tried a SSD, it's just too damn fast, be warned
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Post #112291743 added 02-17-2018 10:33 PM by starky53 in Deal Talk
I just may have to try a SSD one of these days. Too many other things seem to break down, just as tax return time comes. Microwave 2 weeks ago, washing machine this week, & (knock on wood) hopefully,...
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Post #112291399 added 02-17-2018 10:10 PM by droganedrd502 in Deal Talk
It does apply a tiny bit to HDD's as larger HDD's will write data more compactly on the disc platter and speed up sequential reading by not having to move the read heads as far compared to a lower...
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Post #112291299 added 02-17-2018 10:03 PM by JakDavenport in Deal Talk
Yes. Note the increase in preformance from doubling capacity decreases as you get bigger and bigger. I.E. the performance increase from a 120gb ssd to a 240gb ssd is bigger (more noticeable) than...
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Post #112290799 added 02-17-2018 9:29 PM by stryk187 in Deal Talk
For sure. The more NAND dies, the better the performance. Also the controller used in an SSD impacts performance a lot (Crucial drives like to use Phison controllers for example, other drives use...
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Post #112290303 added 02-17-2018 8:57 PM by thecgreg in Deal Talk
Traditional 2.5" hard drives should use under 5 watts (they can be powered by USB) and 3.5" typically under 10 watts even at load. SSDs are 0.5-2w.
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Post #112289983 added 02-17-2018 8:41 PM by benzkomp in Deal Talk
I purchased this on the last promo and really like it. It's uses about 15W less than a traditional hard drive too. FYI.
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Post #112289399 added 02-17-2018 8:06 PM by fawzi in Deal Talk
yep https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GvRL5dcinQ​
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