need new internal HDD

Interesting to hear Dave,

I'm running SSD as a boot drive in a couple of desktops at home and my last 2 Macbooks are both SSD , absolutely love them...

.... but I am pretty careful about ensuring I have adequate backup of anything of value.

We recently set up an HP server with a SSD array, will be interesting to watch the life cycle of those drives...

A lot of the new laptops that we are using at work are coming with hybrid drives that seem to work pretty well.

Disco Gazza, it obviously comes back to how much storage you need and how well you backup anything critical on the machine, but with a 4 y.o. laptop, I'd still be tempted..

But then I'm a little addicted to speed :angel: :twisted:

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Originally Posted by Bytemrk

We recently set up an HP server with a SSD array, will be interesting to watch the life cycle of those drives...

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you may not need to big a bag of popcorn depending on how it was "arranged"

:D

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Originally Posted by incisor

you may not need to big a bag of popcorn depending on how it was "arranged"

:D

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triffic... :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Bytemrk

But then I'm a little addicted to speed :angel: :twisted:

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sounds like you need a pci-e ssd

:D


not fast boot up, but very fast access n transfer speeds.
1.5gbyte/s read/write

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Originally Posted by Eevo

sounds like you need a pci-e ssd

:D

not fast boot up, but very fast access n transfer speeds.
1.5gbyte/s read/write

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:D The PCIe Flash drive in my Macbook is fast... but not quite that fast :angel:

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Originally Posted by Bytemrk

:D The PCIe Flash drive in my Macbook is fast... but not quite that fast :angel:

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whats the size of that thing?

512Gig

Thanks for all the suggestions guys.

I'll be buying a hybrid sshd.
Is Seagate the only one with these hybrids?

cheers

Pretty sure Western Digital do them as well.

Can't give you personal experience which may be better... the ones I play with come supplied by HP in the new Laptops we are currently buying...

I'm a fan of no moving parts in a laptop drive. If you do go SSD, make sure the O/S supports Trim and also turn off defrag. I've generally had a good run with SSD's.