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=Stephens= 08-29-2011 03:43 PM

SSD
 
I was thinking of getting a SSD hard drive. I was wondering what you guys have, what brand is a good one, and how big should I get. I want it to run just the OS. I have Windows 7, 64 bit, 8 gigs of RAM and 3 video cards running triple SLI. Processor is a dual core 3.0 ghz intel. And I have a 1 terabyte hd for my secondary.

Steve Dallas 08-29-2011 03:53 PM

I love having a SSD for my main drive. Makes boot up and loading programs I use a lot SO much quicker.

Silverstone Icon Aluminum Chassis painted Chevy Imperial Blue Metallic
Side Panel with LED Blue Lighting
EVGA X58 SLI Motherboard
Intel Core I7 975 Extreme 3.33 GHz
Asetek CPU Water Cooling
Enermax Magma 1200 Watt Power SUpply
12 GB RAM (6 2GB D3 PC3-1333MHz)
X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro Sound Card
LG 8X Blue-Ray Disk Writer
Atech Flash Media Reader
2 EVGA Superclocked GeForce 295 1.8GB Video Cards in SLI (That's quad SLI)
Corsair 256GB Solid State Drive
Western Digital 2TB Hard Drive
LG W3000H-BN 30" 5MS LCD Display
Logitech G9 Mouse

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Synyster 08-29-2011 07:24 PM

I've always gone Corsair. Size is dependent on whatever you want. I usually only have my OS on them too, but I like to have a bit of extra space for updates and whatnot. 160gb is enough for me.

Steve Dallas 08-29-2011 07:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Synyster (Post 3687232)
I've always gone Corsair. Size is dependent on whatever you want. I usually only have my OS on them too, but I like to have a bit of extra space for updates and whatnot. 160gb is enough for me.

As you can see, Corsair is the way to go if you want the best SSD. Simple as that.

Ivas 08-29-2011 08:30 PM

What is an SSD? I know 'bout STD's, my filthy mother-in-law has always got one or another of 'em to complain about, the old slut...

=Stephens= 08-29-2011 11:28 PM

SSD is a Solid State Drive, with no moving parts. The SATA and older IDE hard drives have a spinning disk inside, this takes time to access the data. With a SSD, it can access the data very very quickly. And your computer will start up and restart much faster. My friend has one and his computer is up and going in 24 seconds.

Rogue Leader 08-31-2011 08:36 AM

I have a cheap one (64 GB PNY) running Win 7 64 bit. From pressing the power button to ready to work my computer is up in 30 seconds.

Worth every penny.

CamaroSkooter 08-31-2011 09:38 AM

I dunno, Steve. I think you could've made your photos larger...

Brokinarrow 08-31-2011 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rogue Leader (Post 3693887)
I have a cheap one (64 GB PNY) running Win 7 64 bit. From pressing the power button to ready to work my computer is up in 30 seconds.

Worth every penny.

Damn... yeah that sells me one one of these for my next upgrade for sure.

Quote:

Originally Posted by CamaroSkooter (Post 3694147)
I dunno, Steve. I think you could've made your photos larger...

:laugh: I had to go up and hit the "full sized" button when I saw this, wow! How many megapixels is that camera, Steve?


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