Faster Disks are the BEST way of increasing Computer performance

OldMX said:

Lordbob75 said:

I don't know if this would apply to SSDs or not though.

~Lordbob

Definitely yes, visit OCZ support forums and check the hundred of threads about that issue.

OldMX

Interesting to know.

I will have to look into this whenever I get my SSD.

~Lordbob

zryder said:

Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't 7 properly align itself if you do a clean install onto a secure erased SSD?

Always has for me. Only time this wasn't true was after restoring an image from 1 drive to another physical drive.

zryder said:

OldMX said:

Lordbob75 said:

I don't know if this would apply to SSDs or not though.

~Lordbob

Definitely yes, visit OCZ support forums and check the hundred of threads about that issue.

OldMX

Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't 7 properly align itself if you do a clean install onto a secure erased SSD?

I would hope so, but it's worth checking.

~Lordbob

wds7 said:

For now ..I'm happy with 7200RPM HDD ."Instead of 5400rpm that came with it"
Faster than this ....my laptop will get very very very...HOT ...

I had a hot HP laptop. Replaced the HDD with an 80GB Intel SSD. No more heat now.

Lordbob75 said:

OldMX said:

Lordbob75 said:

I don't know if this would apply to SSDs or not though.

~Lordbob

Definitely yes, visit OCZ support forums and check the hundred of threads about that issue.

OldMX

Interesting to know.

I will have to look into this whenever I get my SSD.

~Lordbob

Have a look here: SSD Alignment

whs said:

Lordbob75 said:

OldMX said:

Definitely yes, visit OCZ support forums and check the hundred of threads about that issue.

OldMX

Interesting to know.

I will have to look into this whenever I get my SSD.

~Lordbob

Have a look here: SSD Alignment

Thanks!

~Lordbob