Thats what he blew my iPod money on :(
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Thats what he blew my iPod money on :(
Yah Tom paid for it.
What do you use a SSD (Solid State Drive) for anyway?
I feel like an idiot now because I just asked that.
Storing stuff on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flisker
Normally you use an SSD for storing the operating system and files that don't have many read/writes - normally applications. The best setup is to have an SSD for the OS and the core applications you use then another standard drive for data.
SSD's have limited read/write times on each sector, so eventually you just write them out causing the drive to fail slowly. All be it a big number it does eventually run out, thats the main pitfall of an SSD.
Like a hard drive but a lot faster for reading and writing data.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flisker
Get two of them in RAID now Stephen :8.
Firs thing I told him to do!Quote:
Originally Posted by N!ck
Well.. if you're all willing to chip in
NO WAY! I'd never of guessed that. I knew it was to store stuff on but I just didn't see what the point of them were.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dentafrice
Then again my question was misleading but thanks for answering it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFe4k...e=channel_page
vid i just took
not *brilliant* but alot better than my old RAID0 array