Show us your SSD performance


  1. whs
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       New #2261

    New OCZs with 0.06ms access time: OCZ pushes access-time boundaries with Octane and Octane-S2 SSDs -- Engadget
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  3. lyngeorge
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       New #2262

    My SDD


    Show us your SSD performance-hdtune.jpg

    This is my shot, its doesn't look to healthy to me
    Linda
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  4. Hopalong X
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    Windows7 Pro 64bit SP-1; Windows XP Pro 32bit
       New #2263

    lyngeorge said:
    Show us your SSD performance-hdtune.jpg

    This is my shot, its doesn't look to healthy to me
    Linda
    That is an HDD not an SSD.

    You might want to compare it to hard drives here.> Show us your hard drive performance
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  6. whs
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       New #2264

    Yeah, Hoppy is right. You selected the wrong drive. On the top left where the drive letter is shown, roll down and find the SSD.
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  7. lyngeorge
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       New #2265

    Thanks to both of you. Ive done it again, used the drop down box but it only lets me chose Toshiba
    Show us your SSD performance-hdtune1.jpg
    What am i getting wrong please
    Linda
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  8. paulpicks21
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       New #2266

    Hi Linda and welcome to the forums.

    Sorry to ask the obvious, but are you actually sure you have a Solid state drive installed on your PC/Laptop?


    Cheers

    Paul.
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  10. whs
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       New #2267

    paulpicks21 said:
    Hi Linda and welcome to the forums.

    Sorry to ask the obvious, but are you actually sure you have a Solid state drive installed on your PC/Laptop?


    Cheers

    Paul.
    That is a good question indeed. If it is a laptop, there are only very few models that would have a second disk bay.
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  11. lyngeorge
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       New #2268

    ooops i probably dont, sorry for bothering you guys :0)
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  12. beman36
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       New #2269

    is this a good SSD drive? "OCZ Vertex 2 Extended Sandforce" I plan on getting a 120GB drive tonight for around $120 I plan on getting it for my Acer laptop!
    Last edited by beman36; 24 Oct 2011 at 15:33.
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  13. beman36
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       New #2270

    ok, so I just did the benchmark for my SSD that I have installed on my gateway its a 64GB and I get such crappy scores! is that because I ran the test with my other HD attched? why are my scores so bad compared to the others?
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Show us your SSD performance-ssd-benchmark.png  
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