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Laptop SSD drives
- Thread starter Brazo
- Start date
RS 172
they are really good for low power consuption, but are very expensive.
What would you want it for?
I have put this in one of my laptop,
http://uk.insight.com/apps/productpresentation/index.php?product_id=ITGA06GIK&nbs_search=K%3DSolid%2BState
but i wouldn't pay that price though.. Give it 12 months and they will be a lot cheaper.
What would you want it for?
I have put this in one of my laptop,
http://uk.insight.com/apps/productpresentation/index.php?product_id=ITGA06GIK&nbs_search=K%3DSolid%2BState
but i wouldn't pay that price though.. Give it 12 months and they will be a lot cheaper.
Shed.
David would you say an ssd would be worth investing in over my raptor. 10k is pretty fast and loads games in no time.
BMW e46 320 Ci Sport
raptor? i take it thats a desktop
well , no noise, no moving parts, less power... in your case though it would depend on the model of ssd, they won't come cheap. I'd definitely be tempted if i could afford it...but if you've already got rpators, not sure how much value you'd get from it...they don't always come up trumps in every situation, take a look at tomshardware for benchmarks
well , no noise, no moving parts, less power... in your case though it would depend on the model of ssd, they won't come cheap. I'd definitely be tempted if i could afford it...but if you've already got rpators, not sure how much value you'd get from it...they don't always come up trumps in every situation, take a look at tomshardware for benchmarks
SLK 350
I'd wait until the end of this year, Windows 7 is the first OS to be SSD 'aware' and makes a much better job of managing thr filesystem/fragmentation which is at present a problem if your continually writing data to your HDD.
Personally I'm waiting until the OEM start rolling them out en masse, that'll be enough to bring prices down.
Personally I'm waiting until the OEM start rolling them out en masse, that'll be enough to bring prices down.
