Forgetting My SSD

[jakosuzuki20]

right so i have a major problem with my ssd solution. i live with my mom in the week and then my dads on the weekend and i take my monitors and peripherals back and forward every time i go (which is a massive hassle i must add). so yeah the problem is that because i have the same hardware at both systems at each house i take the same drive back and forward with me (which i may add i no that isnt the best solution!) but i keep forgetting it so i was wondering how much it would effect thr speeds having it in a usb enclosure or if anyone can think of a different solution?

 

thanks guys

[Acerpwns]

right so i have a major problem with my ssd solution. i live with my mom in the week and then my dads on the weekend and i take my monitors and peripherals back and forward every time i go (which is a massive hassle i must add). so yeah the problem is that because i have the same hardware at both systems at each house i take the same drive back and forward with me (which i may add i no that isnt the best solution!) but i keep forgetting it so i was wondering how much it would effect thr speeds having it in a usb enclosure or if anyone can think of a different solution?

 

thanks guys

the easiest thing to do would be to buy an SSD for each system on its own ... not necessarily the cheapest i might add

[jakosuzuki20]

the easiest thing to do would be to buy an SSD for each system on its own ... not necessarily the cheapest i might add

haha yeah i no but just so much cost that i cant justify when i dont actually need to! especilly with how much car insurance is over here in the uk for a 17 year old!

[flibberdipper]

For the love of Gandhi, get a laptop.

[Dimwitted]

jakosuzuki20, on 31 Jan 2015 - 11:21 AM, said:

haha yeah i no but just so much cost that i cant justify when i dont actually need to! especilly with how much car insurance is over here in the uk for a 17 year old!

Less than a 100 euros is too much money?

[Zweihander]

Get a seperate computer for each location? 

[Captain_WD]

right so i have a major problem with my ssd solution. i live with my mom in the week and then my dads on the weekend and i take my monitors and peripherals back and forward every time i go (which is a massive hassle i must add). so yeah the problem is that because i have the same hardware at both systems at each house i take the same drive back and forward with me (which i may add i no that isnt the best solution!) but i keep forgetting it so i was wondering how much it would effect thr speeds having it in a usb enclosure or if anyone can think of a different solution?

 

thanks guys

 

 

Hey jakosuzuki20,

 

If you get an enclosure with a USB3.0 port, you shouldn't be noticing the difference as it supports speeds up to 5Gb/s or 625MB/s which is more than the max speed of the SSD. If you use a regular cable (not a too long one) and the computers have USB3.0 ports, you should be fine with the speeds. 

 

As the guys mentioned, you could have a dedicated drive in each computer, and simply link them over the internet to transfer whatever data you need shared via some method (iSCSI, NAS-like, etc.).

 

Captain_WD.