Suggest me a good brand for external hard drive
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My GOD, so fast .... how much RAM was he using?
Configuration of his system at end of Video
Configuration of his system at end of Video
in the Video they are doing Defrag on SSD's. Defrag is not required on SSD's as it reduces it's life
of course. but you also do not need to open 50 apps at the same time on your computer right?
they were just showing how fast data transfer is on an ssd. and defrag is one of the most intensive data transfer thing to do on a disk.
of course. but you also do not need to open 50 apps at the same time on your computer right?
they were just showing how fast data transfer is on an ssd. and defrag is one of the most intensive data transfer thing to do on a disk.
of course. but you also do not need to open 50 apps at the same time on your computer right?
they were just showing how fast data transfer is on an ssd. and defrag is one of the most intensive data transfer thing to do on a disk.
I think SSDs store files in a intelligent manner, so it requires no disk defrag. I guess thats why disk defrag is so fast on SSDs.
they were just showing how fast data transfer is on an ssd. and defrag is one of the most intensive data transfer thing to do on a disk.
I think SSDs store files in a intelligent manner, so it requires no disk defrag. I guess thats why disk defrag is so fast on SSDs.
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When would the HDD prices come down to last years level?It has almost been an year since the thailand flood and still the HDD cost is twice it was earlier. I am begining to wonder whether the prices would come back down at all. Since the SSD entered the market, has the HDD manufactures decided to get the maximum profit for their products.
Better try Bitcasa. Admin might have invitation.
When would the HDD prices come down to last years level?
It has almost been an year since the thailand flood and still the HDD cost is twice it was earlier. I am begining to wonder whether the prices would come back down at all. Since the SSD entered the market, has the HDD manufactures decided to get the maximum profit for their products.
That's the truth. They even reduced the warranty period.
It has almost been an year since the thailand flood and still the HDD cost is twice it was earlier. I am begining to wonder whether the prices would come back down at all. Since the SSD entered the market, has the HDD manufactures decided to get the maximum profit for their products.
That's the truth. They even reduced the warranty period.
