HDD vs SSD
So right now I just bought Windows 8, but with 120 GB of hard drive space. I'm thinking of getting an SSD, but I'm not sure. People say it's way faster, but what's so special about it? What's the difference between HDD and SSD?
HDD vs SSD
SSD is way faster than HDD, I can't even think about going back to HDD. I literally load everything within half a second and boot my PC in about 5 seconds. I used to boot in like a minute and a half.
Yes it's faster, but it's expensive bullshit
Originally Posted by Larity2056
Yes it's faster, but it's expensive bullshit
Originally Posted by Larity2056
Yes it's faster, but it's expensive bullshit
pro tip: buy one instead of the new cod
Originally Posted by yugurt
wtf no it isn't expensive you can get it for the price of a video game.
pro tip: buy one instead of the new cod
pro tip: buy one instead of the new cod
I have W7, Ubuntu, and W8 (still trying to get this shit to work properly) on my SSD, then I have two external TB HDD Hybrids for storage. Runs fast as fuck and I saved a little dough
If you want to check the difference 
With the price difference, but this difference is of course going back to quality
With the price difference, but this difference is of course going back to quality
SSD is gonna cost you $ out the ass but it's definitely much faster.
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Which drive would you store your stuff on? HDD or SSD if you have both?
A friend of mine got an SSD and HDD. Runs fucking sexy, go for that /
are using multiple operating systems of course, is the problem but the suggestion is to use a single system ssd 4ever
If you are using it for windows only then you're boot may not even be faster, if you have a slow bios POST then its still just meh
Difference is the Sold State Drive reads and writes faster. Doesn't make a difference in gaming though.
Originally Posted by crex
Difference is the Sold State Drive reads and writes faster. Doesn't make a difference in gaming though.
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I have Windows 8, single boot only. I have no other plan of dual-booting
