I use a raptor 10k for my os drive and there is a noticable difference, especially when you do the windows performance test with the ssd, plus i have tested the ssd sata connection speed for data transfer on a friends machine and the transfer rates are off the charts, compaired to the platter drive.
One of the big performance gains is when you are doing video or audio editing, running a server or gaming. But for the average user its not a viable upgrade.
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Originally Posted by Saltheart
I think it will only matter when when you boot up. I keep my computer on most of the time so only boot a few times each month. Don't see how it will hep much if used as a storage drive for downloads
etc.
Supposedly the smaller size 10K RPM drives are very fast.
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