Post number #414351, ID: 820cff
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My hard drive died and I have to buy another one, but I don't want to spend a lot of money. My laptop is already slow, it has an I3 2377m and 4gb of RAM. So is it worth spending a little more for an SSD?
Post number #414353, ID: efb584
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The specs are still top notch. Just grab a cheap ssd and you'll be amazed.^^
Post number #414356, ID: 3b6f52
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Yes
Post number #414381, ID: 6ca2fe
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Yep.
Post number #414394, ID: bdfb08
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Yes. And a 1TB ssd is $200 right now
Post number #414421, ID: 820cff
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>>414394 But thats a lot of money for me
Post number #414429, ID: 7e442d
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Yes.
Post number #414463, ID: eff8c9
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is it 2012 again?
Post number #414503, ID: 1229fb
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>>414463 please come to brazil!
Post number #414560, ID: 899fde
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o my god, once you go SSD you will never go (wd) black
Post number #414567, ID: 85709d
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Its like 20eur to get a BX500 ssd and their amazing for a boot drive
Post number #414877, ID: 835b22
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>>414421 Then get a 128GB for $30
Post number #414955, ID: 2e6fd4
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>>414351 If you want to get a large amount of space for a cheaper price try an SSHD also known as a hybrid drive, it operates both as a SSD and a hard drive, it's faster and cheaper.
Post number #415006, ID: 2a2c91
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>>414955 SSHDs are crap. Often they use very cheap SSDs and cheap HDD units in there. It's like buying a Renault hybrid car. xD
@OP Just get a small brand SSD. Crucial, Kingston, Adata, Samsung (I hate those fuckers) or even SanDisk are fine. ^^ (probably also a few more)
Post number #415101, ID: 914e7d
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>>414955>>414877 With hybrids you get the lifespan of a shit disk, so horrid
Post number #415667, ID: a92cdf
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Dont forget how SSDs have a finite amount of writes/rewrites. Although you'd need about 5 years of 5gb worth of writes daily to wear it out. Just bear that in mind.
Post number #415668, ID: a92cdf
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>>415667 I'd recommend an SSD drive for reading, but a HDD for storage capacity.
Post number #415692, ID: 630ad2
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>>415667 the performance gains is still totally worth it though, and hard disk failures isn't totally uncommon either
Captcha: bated gnus sissy
Post number #416022, ID: 65b1f5
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>>415667 After that point the drive is still accessible read-only until you shut down. Unfortunately that almost never happens, usually it's the shitty cheap-ass controller that fails before the actual drive. Anyways, HDDs fail about every 5 years too.
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| My hard drive died and I have to buy another one, but I don't want to spend a lot of money. My laptop is already slow, it has an I3 2377m and 4gb of RAM. So is it worth spending a little more for an SSD?