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Wictorian
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Without breaking the bank? Probably an Intel Optane 905p

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3 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Without breaking the bank? Probably an Intel Optane 905p

with breaking the bank you mean?

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1 minute ago, LukeSavenije said:

with breaking the bank you mean?

Well I was thinking compared to enterprise drives :P

 

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Just now, Lurick said:

Well I was thinking compared to enterprise drives :P

905p technically is one, but that aside

 

and most people can't utilize it anyways

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well, how much those ones cost which breake the bank?

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1 minute ago, Wictorian said:

well, how much those ones cost which breake the bank?

1000 usd and up.

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man the one you are talking about costs 1200 dollars!!

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2 minutes ago, Wictorian said:

man the one you are talking about costs 1200 dollars!!

i mean, you didn't name a pricepoint

 

i mean, there's much cheaper and good enough for most people. just name your capacity and price

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well what about samsung pro 970, it is cheaper and .... not bad I think

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3 minutes ago, Wictorian said:

well what about samsung pro 970, it is cheaper and .... not bad I think

970 isn't bad at all

 

what is your workload for it? maybe something even cheaper could be a option for you

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so can I go with it? And how much will that increase performance?

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10 minutes ago, Wictorian said:

so can I go with it? And how much will that increase performance?

you could

 

over what?

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so what will that do? I don’t care how fast I copy a file!

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2 minutes ago, Wictorian said:

so what will that do? I don’t care how fast I copy a file!

I hope you are not a troll. 

SSD will give you much faster boot time,faster application loading, and much better system responsiveness overall, you will notice the difference instantly compared to a hard drive.

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I don’t care at all but would it help in something like adobe apps? I also use them a lot and I already have a ssd so Idk the difference.

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2 minutes ago, Wictorian said:

I don’t care at all but would it help in something like adobe apps? I also use them a lot and I already have a ssd so Idk the difference.

You have an SSD? What kind? Like model number or a name? 

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Well Idk the model but it is 120 GBs And it was in a laptop I bought in 2011, so it is literally trash, isn’t it?

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2 minutes ago, Wictorian said:

Well Idk the model but it is 120 GBs And it was in a laptop I bought in 2011, so it is literally trash, isn’t it?

I can't be sure, but I would assume so. Do you know you laptop specs or at least a name of it? 

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5 minutes ago, noxdeouroboros said:

I can't be sure, but I would assume so. Do you know you laptop specs or at least a name of it? 

it sounds like a oem ssd to me, so no dram cache, nothing high speed

 

it can improve your render times in adobe, with even going with a cheaper ssd already. how much would you write to it daily, and does every second make a difference for you?

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my laptop is asus sn sz n53 007v it has intel hd graphics 3000 and gt 550m+ core i5 cpu(2nd gen) ddr3 4GB ram

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5 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

it sounds like a oem ssd to me, so no dram cache, nothing high speed

 

it can improve your render times in adobe, with even going with a cheaper ssd already. how much would you write to it daily, and does every second make a difference for you?

I don’t use adobe everyday but I can’t say that I don’t use programs like that. When I do blurring in photoshop, my pc just stop for 15 secs, 

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Alao to see the effescts of ssd on a program, must it be downloaded on the ssd?

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