SSD performance: What is the best SSD currently available for 128GB?
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Pretty sure you won't really see a difference between any of them unless you know exactly what you're looking for i.e. an IT tech. SSD will vastly improve performance over a standard 5400/7200RPM HD. Good luck!
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Hello. Ive purchased and currently own this product. This computer has SSD of 256GB and you can use slightly less than that. (The model that is described here) Thank you and let me know if you have any question!
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For SATA III in am getting over 460 MB/s read and write to an internal SSD on Yosemite. (Intel 730 Series SSD)
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128GB -not SSD,, This is worst computer I ever owned. Poor performance. touchpad too sensitive to be useable.
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Hello, Here is a link to model that has the 500gb SSD drive: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ANT5BFC Thank you, Jesse
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Mine is 256GB SSD. Really enjoying this ultrabook. Compact size works great when traveling by plane. Fits in my camera bag with all the other photography goodies.
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For budget best value builds I recommend the use of Samsung Evo SSD ( read=520mb/s write=520mb/s ) If you want faster speed use a Samsung SM951 SSD with PCIe adapter ( read=1700mb/s write=1700mb/s ).Or you can spend more money and put an Intel 750 PCIe SSD in it.
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Class 10 64gb for sure. Have not tried a 128gb yet. Sorry 4 delay. @ ball game.
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Thank you for the info, I'll take a look. By the way would you recommend a 1tb 5400rpm or a 750gb 7200rpm? Is the speed trade-off worth the space trade off? thank you
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Don't waste your time and money on 10k drive. Use a solid state drive produced by one of the major manufacturers I have used Intel and Samsung with no problems with either. Another manufacturer to look into would be Crucial as they have been dealing with memory for a very long time and that is all a SSD is, which a very large piece of memory. I will be using Crucial on my next test build for my next line of business systems.
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I`m not an expert, but in my opinion, you don·t need to do that. 128G SSD is enough. If you really want to do that. you may lose the guarantee. There are two ways to solve this problems.1 You can buy a mobile HDD. 2. You can buy a SD card . Have a good spring vacation!
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I've had four OCZ ssd's and haven't had problems with any of them. The performance is awesome and the QC has been a lot better lately.
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Hi! Mine actually does have ssd, 128 gb, not much but enough to store Windows 8 (by default) and Ubuntu 14.04 (the OS that I really use) in two partitions, and it works well; the rest I store it somewhere outside the hard disk (external hard drive, google drive, etc).
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First of all this is an EXCELLENT SSD. The other SSD I had was a OCZ and it was not even close to this one. I do a lot of picture editing which I think this SSD drive is good for that. Right now I have 2,200 pictures on the drive plus all my programs and I still have 90GB left. I think you could get by with the 128GB but would regret it later. I would suggest the 256gb. Speed difference is the first thing you will notice! My laptop boots up in about 10-12 seconds. I think you have make an excellent choice
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Because some of the space is needed by the controller for SSD wear and caching. 120GB = 128GB, 240GB = 256GB, etc. The manufacturers mentioning the lower capacity aren't lying to you. The ones that say the larger capacity will say ~120GB Usable Capacity somewhere. Hope this helps! More info: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1371468
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Current I have a 125gb ssd drive. 500gb ssd was not available when I purchased it. I suppose you could put one in.
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Dear Mr. Harris thanQ for your enquiry and the Thoshiba 128GB Q series Pro was replaced in my above mention laptop perfectely and working well. This new SSD Drive is running more speed than my old 500 GB mechanical drive after cloningon Windows 7 OS. Now I am using my old drive as external drive for the same laptop pc.