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Those a great speeds even for SATA III...

Yeah... What he said.

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dat way fast bruh.

 

yes that is very good for sata 2

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Using raipid guys, its does dirty work!

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Show number when not using RAPID. You are getting a major speed boost from RAM and it doesn't show the speed of the SSD itself.

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But boot times 22 seconds?

Why is that too slow? I have multiple programs that run on startup.

 

Show number when not using RAPID. You are getting a major speed boost from RAM and it doesn't show the speed of the SSD itself.

Wow RAPID sure does make a difference... It almost adds double performance!

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Why is that too slow? I have multiple programs that run on startup.

 

Wow RAPID sure does make a difference... It almost adds double performance!

 

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yea your maxing out the SATA II bus there. RAPID does its job and does it well.

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