SSD performance What is the best SSD currently available for 128GB?
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I suggest you take a look as the Samsung 840 pro. 5 year warranty and much lower price. performance should be about the same for general use. better reliability record. I have one.
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Pretty sure you won't really see a difference between any of them unless you know exactly what you're looking for i.e. an IT tech. SSD will vastly improve performance over a standard 5400/7200RPM HD. Good luck!
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If they'r enot going to jump straight to 150GB or more, why even bother? Solid-state memory has already exceeded 32GB and has MUCH better performance attributes, including durability, energy/battery life, and flexibility.I will hold out for either a 1TB version or 64GB flash disk (or 32GB Flash disk + CF card expansion capability). And forget it if they try to ram some proprietary codec down my throat!
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Any sata drive should be fine, and all of the versions are backwards compatible with the sata version. You just have to screw it into the caddy on your current drive, but if you don't need that much space look at a 128 GB solid state drive sdd at 2.5 inches. Make your lap top faster on the cheap.
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I installed a Samsung 840 products ssd and it works great. Also, the included ram is inaccessible, however there are 2 empty slots easily accessible to add up to 8 more gb.
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I bought these: Seagate Momentus 7200 750 GB 7200RPM SATA 3Gb/s 16 MB Cache 2.5 Inch Internal Notebook Hard Drive -Bare Drive ST9750420ASThey're fast and work great so far after daily abuse with external Final Cut Pro, Aperture, Photoshop, and iTunes libraries. Connected via Thunderbolt it seems just as fast as an internal drive. At the time, earlier in 2013, these were the biggest, fastest drives available. There are bigger drives now with larger caches.
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Yes up to 16 . I would. Highly recommend adding an SSD made it really speed up
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Tha laptop have Just one Hd anda it is 128gb ssd maybe refer to 0gb ofrece HDD disk organización mechanical disk
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SATA 3. Checkout the review at Tom' Hardware. This is NOT the fastest SSD, but it gets my Server2008r2 up and running in half the time of a WD Enterprise drive.
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1TB SSD+HDD faster boot and photoshop work well! But Balance must Core i5 or i7 and 16GB Ram important work faster!! IF core i3 and 8GB Ram no possible!!
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Hello.Ive purchased and currently own this product.This computer has SSD of 256GB and you can use slightly less than that. (The model that is described here)Thank you and let me know if you have any question!
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Don't waste your time and money on 10k drive. Use a solid state drive produced by one of the major manufacturers I have used Intel and Samsung with no problems with either. Another manufacturer to look into would be Crucial as they have been dealing with memory for a very long time and that is all a SSD is, which a very large piece of memory. I will be using Crucial on my next test build for my next line of business systems.
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The 128GB is slower than the 256GB+ due to the way the controllers store the data. Basically the controllers write to multiple memory modules simultaneously and the 128GB model has fewer of them so it is somewhat slower. the Samsung Evo is probably a better bet if you are looking at the 128GB model as it is only a little more expensive and much faster (though still not quite as fast as the 256gb Pro).
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mSata SSD. I installed one, it was very easy, apart from repositioning the heat sync, which was just lightly tricky.Note that doing this might void you warranty (check the maker's online documentation.).
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32GB is not enough for program loading,i suggest you order a 128GB SSD. Find the lowest price SSD at Amazon.
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On the 128 gb model? Heck no. I would expect the lower capacity models to perform better though.
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Because some of the space is needed by the controller for SSD wear and caching. 120GB = 128GB, 240GB = 256GB, etc. The manufacturers mentioning the lower capacity aren't lying to you. The ones that say the larger capacity will say ~120GB Usable Capacity somewhere.Hope this helps!More info: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1371468
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I'm not sure, but I went to the Toshiba website and asked the online support about the Toshiba SSD 128 and it's capabilities to my computer that included proper fit. Once they confirmed the SSD I was looking at would fit and work fine, I came back to Amazon and purchased it (saved $45.00). Now, if I remember correctly the 512 is slightly larger, so you wont have to use the plastic shim/support that goes with the 128. The 512 should be extremely snug against the plastic cover. I do know this, the SSD is the way to go. My PC runs faster, doesn't heat up no where near it did in the past, and I am extremely happy with it. I will be adding one to my wife's PC in the near future. I hope this helps!