SSD - how best to utilise?
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evo8 |
Question for the tech-savvy guys - Ive acquired a 160gb Intel X-25 SSD and i gonna rebuild my pc with an i7 870 and also install Windows 7 64 bit
Just wondering how best to utilise it? Put the operating system on it, or all my samples, my ableton folder or just put as much as i can on it?
Just wanna make sure i get the most out of it, thanks ;) |
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palm |
uhm, shouldnt u have everything on it? or do people still split? |
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RichieV |
isn't really big enough for samples so I would personally put OS and programs. |
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TranceLover007 |
I wouldn't install OS on this baby just put your music app and all of your samples and wav files on that drive - this is my setup. So the choice is yours.
Cheers |
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simonbostock |
your best bet is to use it for the OS - keep your work/projects on a separate normal bigger disk. you'll find your OS will fly. |
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TranceLover007 |
I assume that this is external one, is it?
Cheers |
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tehlord |
quote: | Originally posted by TranceLover007
I assume that this is external one, is it?
Cheers |
SSD is the solid state hard drive, works like a flash drive - no moving parts and therefore unbelievably quick read times.
Write times aren't supposed to be that great yet.
Very expensive though still and drive sizes are relatively small. |
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TranceLover007 |
Yes and I think he is trying to use this as secondary disk (if I'm right). If this is his new primary replacement that yes I would put OS on it if not I wouldn't.
Thank G.
Cheers |
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tehlord |
quote: | Originally posted by TranceLover007
Yes and I think he is trying to use this as secondary disk (if I'm right). If this is his new primary replacement that yes I would put OS on it if not I wouldn't.
Thank G.
Cheers |
ah sorry man, I thought you read hi post as it being a plain external rather than SSD
I'll get my coat :D |
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RichieV |
anyone have write time values as opposed to regular sata ? |
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TranceLover007 |
quote: | Originally posted by tehlord
ah sorry man, I thought you read hi post as it being a plain external rather than SSD
I'll get my coat :D |
No problem G. I'm not sure that I'm right lol. He my wont to use this as internal (replacement for his original) so you as well be right.
Cheers. |
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