I'm gonna change my current 512GB Samsung 840 Pro to 2x 256GB Samsung 850 Pro SSD's running in raid 0, which should give me about 1000MB/s read / 900MB/s Write. O:

 

Cost: Around $300. ($150 ea)

 

I'm gonna change my current 512GB Samsung 840 Pro to 2x 256GB Samsung 850 Pro SSD's running in raid 0, which should give me about 1000MB/s read / 900MB/s Write. O:

 

Cost: Around $300. ($150 ea)

I use Dustin Home myself. A real student website . That SSD will make your computer super fast! 

nice i got my self one ssd just for windows 125gb.. they are best.

I use Dustin Home myself. A real student website . That SSD will make your computer super fast! 

 

Haha, where are you from tho? - It were the cheapest place I could find them.

 

Shit, I don't know what I'd do with that much speed, one ssd plenty fast for me

Haha, where are you from tho? - It were the cheapest place I could find them.

 

Norway.

 

I think Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland uses that site ;)

Norway.

 

I think Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland uses that site

 

Yeah I believe so. They're all over Scandinavia. Well nice to meet ya (:

 

Raiding a SSD will do almost nothing... You would of gone better with just getting a regular SSD with 512gb and saving $60.

 

*grammar

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Haha, where are you from tho? - It were the cheapest place I could find them.

 

I am from slovakia BTW .. idk if there is cheapest i dont think so

Raiding a SSD will do almost nothing... You would of gone better with just getting a regular SSD with 512gb and saving $60.

 

*grammar

 

Yes it does, the SSD performance is bottlenecked by the SATA interface limited at 6gbit/sec. So now that I have two, I have transfer almost twice data thu 2 SATA interfaces at once.

 

Yes it does, the SSD performance is bottlenecked by the SATA interface limited at 6gbit/sec. So now that I have two, I have transfer almost twice data thu 2 SATA interfaces at once.

 

 

 

They're a funny thing, SSD benchmarks. You can run synthetics all day long and create these unrealistically demanding workloads that make solid-state storage look one way. Then, you can tinker around with real-world metrics that paint another picture entirely.

For enthusiasts, the truth often lies somewhere in between. A majority of the tasks we perform do tend to involve basic operations like opening Web browsers, editing images, composing email, and watching video. But sometimes we do need big performance from our systems: compiling a big project, moving tens of gigabytes of media files, or capturing uncompressed AVIs for FCAT analysis. In those instances, you want responsiveness on demand.

As we expected, twin SSDs in RAID 0 post phenomenal numbers when we hammer them with sequential reads and writes. Twin 256 GB 840 Pros nearly hit 1 GB/s in both disciplines. Largely as a result of the SATA 6Gb/s interface, single drives max out at a little more than half of those numbers.

 

You're never ever going to hit no hard you try for normal usage.

You're never ever going to hit no hard you try for normal usage.

 

Watch this if you're in doubt.

 

It dos improve reads/writes. With 2 SSD's I should be able to get at least 1,5x the standard performance of just a single SSD.

 

Omfg

I got a new laptop and it has SSD's in it.

 

I don't know how I managed to live off of HDD's all this time...

 

I will never go back to a HDD. :x

Omfg

I got a new laptop and it has SSD's in it.

 

I don't know how I managed to live off of HDD's all this time...

 

I will never go back to a HDD. :x

 

Watch this if you're in doubt.

 

It dos improve reads/writes. With 2 SSD's I should be able to get at least 1,5x the standard performance of just a single SSD.

i think ive watched all his videos hes amazing.