64 GB SSD -- Paging and Photoshop -- wow

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  1. pparks1
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    whs said:
    The 8GB of RAM will still not boot the system in 10 seconds like the SSD.
    SSD likely won't boot the machine in 10 seconds either. I've got an Intel SSD and I think I'm around 18 seconds on my boot.
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  3. whs
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    pparks1 said:
    whs said:
    The 8GB of RAM will still not boot the system in 10 seconds like the SSD.
    SSD likely won't boot the machine in 10 seconds either. I've got an Intel SSD and I think I'm around 18 seconds on my boot.

    10 seconds is what it takes for my Vertex with win7 RC. Maybe your Intel is slower than the Vertex. But 18 sec. is still pretty good.
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