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Basically my family are friendly with a few nuns and one of them got a new computer and gave my uncle a SSD any hes letting me have it I'm going to pick it up tomorrow

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I heard very bad stuff about this ssd and that after a while the quietly replaced the original with a handicapped version so do I have the original one or the revised lower performance one and how will it compare to the hdd I use now in boot up time and general desktop tasks

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Basically my family are friendly with a few nuns and one of them got a new computer and gave my uncle a SSD any hes letting me have it I'm going to pick it up tomorrow

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I heard very bad stuff about this ssd and that after a while the quietly replaced the original with a handicapped version so do I have the original one or the revised lower performance one and how will it compare to the hdd I use now in boot up time and general desktop tasks

either way it will perform better then a hdd especially for free you cant go wrong

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ssd's boot much faster than hdds. they use solid memory which has no moving parts compared to the spinning platters that hdd's use.... basically like disk

 

ssd's do however have a limited lifespan of read and writes which usually is never reached under normal consumer use for a while.

 

hdd's do have more read and writes but their life is short lived sometimes due to the moving parts and cant handle an impact like ssd's can.

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either way it will perform better then a hdd especially for free you cant go wrong

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This performs above 7200 rpms.  There's good and bad models of the V300s.  IIRC they swapped out the memory controller, so if that's an original it will perform as advertised.  However, it could be one with the slower memory controller or whatever.

if you see my op I'm aware of that but is there any way to tell if ive got the gimped version
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I DONT KNOW ENOUGH TO SAY, SORRY JUST RUN SOME SPEED TESTS srry caps lock

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my laptop- toshiba satelite p850, cpu- i7-3630qm ram- 8gb 1600mhz hdd- 1tb 5400rpm gpu- Nvidia gt630m 2gb

did you know we have a gun thread ? well we do 

 

and a car thread ! 

 

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