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    Looking For SSD

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by putochip0123, Nov 13, 2009.

  1. putochip0123

    putochip0123 Notebook Consultant

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    Im considering to buy a SSD to increase my laptop performance....
    i heard that SSD is use to optimize Corei7, which means corei7 mix with SSD will improve a lot?
    Which SSD(which brand/type) should i buy, confusing......
     
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    putochip0123 Notebook Consultant

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    nowadays the laptop is come with SATAII right?
     
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    crazycanuk Notebook Virtuoso

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    SSD will increase boot performance drastically and opening applications and data, it WILL NOT speed up applications when running or improve video performance or anything like that

    Will increase battery life somewhat depending on you existing drive and laptop

    and NOT all Laptops can utilize full sata 2 disk speeds due to the chipset being throttled or bad firmware implimentation, 99% can but I am aware of 4 machines that keep the drive at 150 and not 300
     
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    putochip0123 Notebook Consultant

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    Asus G51VX and Alienware M15x, both running SATA or SATAII?