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or should i just call it and rebuild with a focus on solid state?
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Just another Boy and His Dog.
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I use external TB drives for data only so I can carry it to a new laptop easily."If Jesus had a gun he would be alive today"-Homer Simpson -
Just a bit more detail about what you want to accomplish would help."Government is the great fiction, through which everybody endeavors to live at the expense of everybody else." --FREDERIC BASTIAT--
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Or buy a pogoplug device + your existing usb hd device...leo d.Comment
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3TB and SSD have entirely different qualities. 3TB drive is meant to be used as a storage drive for porn, HD porn and more porn. SSD is meant for fast program loading and quick response times, its built for operating system and programs. So get both
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3TB? Wtf do you have on them...None of my posts are serious or real, nothing I post is legal advice.
Originally posted by SanDiego619Comment
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This^^^...Minus all the porn
A note to the NSA or anyone gathering information on me, this disclaimer is for you..."Everything I type on this website Is purely fictional and for entertainment purposes only. None of it is true."
Also, sometimes I type in CAPS to emphasize a POINT. Please dont interpret that as YELLING. Sorry if I HURT any fuzzy little bunny's FEELINGS out there.Comment
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This will be my next build, but I will look for a rpm HDD that is also configured to store non-porn materials.Comment
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Last summer I build a new gaming box and used a 256gb M4 SSD for the boot drive, with a 3tb Seagate 7200 rpm drive for my data, mostly virtual hard drives for Virtualbox.
Still, your question is vague and kind of useless for us to give input if we don't know what you're doing. A small fast SSD and a big slow mechanical drive are fundamentally opposites, so what's the purpose?Comment
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You can get a 900GB SSD for 600 bucks now.
Originally posted by KestryllOriginally posted by Libertarian777Comment
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HDD for mass storage. SSD for general use. Make sure to be consistent with your backups. In my experience, SSDs are devout followers of Murphy's Law.Originally posted by POLICESTATEComment
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Like others have already said. SSD for OS and programs. Big regular drive for pics, movies, music, data.Comment
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I installed a 3TB SATA in my server. Can't afford reasonably sized solid state drives. Based on price, it's an easy choice.Comment
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Price per GB is substantially higher for SSD's... and as others have said typically SSD's are used for faster boot drives and not storage. I'd look at a 7200 rpm or faster mechanical drive, say a Western Digital Black label.
Check newegg.com for pricing. Also make sure your mobo and bios can support HD larger than 2TB... some cannot!"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes. Such laws make things worse for the assaulted and better for the assailants; they serve rather to encourage than prevent homicides, for an unarmed man may be attacked with greater confidence than an armed one.
--Thomas JeffersonPolitics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies. --Groucho MarxComment
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