does anybody know if the hard drive on the 20gb ssd linux version can be upgraded? Do the ssd and hdd models use the same chassis? Or does the ssd version have the hard drive built into the chassis and is un-movable? thanks
The 20gb ssd linux (I want to say that it's a 40gig) can be upgraded but while both the 1000 and the 1000H share the same chasis, the hard drives are different.
1000 - Has a mini-pcie input
1000H - Has a SATA input (More options)
The 1000 already comes with a hard drive with no moving parts, but its significantly slower than what I have, for example.
yeah sorry, i ment the 40bg, thats what i got atm, so far so good! gonna install xp tho. So the hardrive can be upgraded, only it what ever i put in will have to fit the mini pcie connection? Still havent opened up my machine, i ought to have a look inside :P
Hey uhI know how the uh"moving" hard drives work (the arm going across the disk and electrically charging the plate at different areas) but how does the solid state work?
Wow, like that? Hmmwow what a coincidence. I was just reading about flash memory yesterday! No way! I am so gonna design these babys when i grow up or CPU's or whatevsi think i'll work for Intel!
The Patriot 32 SATA II at newegg selling $90 after rebate. advertise read 175mb/s and write 100mb/s. it is seem pretty fast to me. But I do'nt know is it slc or mlc. I don't need a lot of space, just enough for the OS, and the rest of my stuffs go to my raptor WD 300gig. Spending $400 on a hard drive for a $500 laptop is ridiculous. Beside I build a new full system every year so.
I can't afford SSD SLC, but the MLC is much cheap and provide same funnction, maybe a little bit slower. Would you recommend MLC for a budget SSD drive?
Nice vid man.Excuse my ignorance but just throwing this out there if anyone knows.But,would it be possible to swap a dual core atom cpu on this whenever that comes out??I can't find anything on this.
Instead of tweezers, use a magnetic screwdriver to keep the little screw on the tip when you're putting it back in. It helps when you're aiming for the screw hole and with both avoiding dropped screws and retrieval if you do drop it.
Good video. Do you really notice any speed difference? what about battery life? do you see any improvement to justify the cost. BTW next time you really need to pull out the batt, you were lucky this time. :)
How was the performance after install? I want to know more about how much longer it will stay on battery and if you got any better performance.
nannulf 3 years ago
does anybody know if the hard drive on the 20gb ssd linux version can be upgraded? Do the ssd and hdd models use the same chassis? Or does the ssd version have the hard drive built into the chassis and is un-movable? thanks
jackhopemusic 3 years ago
The 20gb ssd linux (I want to say that it's a 40gig) can be upgraded but while both the 1000 and the 1000H share the same chasis, the hard drives are different.
1000 - Has a mini-pcie input
1000H - Has a SATA input (More options)
The 1000 already comes with a hard drive with no moving parts, but its significantly slower than what I have, for example.
zeavott 3 years ago
yeah sorry, i ment the 40bg, thats what i got atm, so far so good! gonna install xp tho. So the hardrive can be upgraded, only it what ever i put in will have to fit the mini pcie connection? Still havent opened up my machine, i ought to have a look inside :P
Jackrocksass 3 years ago
Hey uhI know how the uh"moving" hard drives work (the arm going across the disk and electrically charging the plate at different areas) but how does the solid state work?
blueblob4 3 years ago
Like flash memory, basically it consists of LARGE NUMBERS of tiny on/off switches
gmazin 3 years ago
Wow, like that? Hmmwow what a coincidence. I was just reading about flash memory yesterday! No way! I am so gonna design these babys when i grow up or CPU's or whatevsi think i'll work for Intel!
blueblob4 3 years ago
The Patriot 32 SATA II at newegg selling $90 after rebate. advertise read 175mb/s and write 100mb/s. it is seem pretty fast to me. But I do'nt know is it slc or mlc. I don't need a lot of space, just enough for the OS, and the rest of my stuffs go to my raptor WD 300gig. Spending $400 on a hard drive for a $500 laptop is ridiculous. Beside I build a new full system every year so.
theartofluv 3 years ago
the specs are telling it is probably a SLC.
markii63 3 years ago
I can't afford SSD SLC, but the MLC is much cheap and provide same funnction, maybe a little bit slower. Would you recommend MLC for a budget SSD drive?
theartofluv 3 years ago
I would strongly recommend that you save up or wait a while until MLC drives are better.
As far as recommendations, what is your budget and how much space would you like?
zeavott 3 years ago
WinXP is running terribly slow on MLC drives. Look into the forums for Users with an ASUS EeePC 900A with Windows installed on it.
markii63 3 years ago
even the intell ones?
TheEvilOyo 3 years ago
So Kool but love U820 more than this one
Kienlanhdao 3 years ago
Very nice video. I'm getting my 1000h tomorrow.
dariusm5 3 years ago
Great vid zeavott!
You made my decision alot easier!
To bad things here in Sweden is a third more expansive then your electronics... :/
Stjarnor 3 years ago
That was very informative,great video!
tommee10533 3 years ago
Nice vid man.Excuse my ignorance but just throwing this out there if anyone knows.But,would it be possible to swap a dual core atom cpu on this whenever that comes out??I can't find anything on this.
thetylife 3 years ago
thanks for the clip
zrezvi 3 years ago
great vid! I just purchased my 1000h, looking forward to the XP/Vista video!
slipperydippery 3 years ago
Another little tip:
Instead of tweezers, use a magnetic screwdriver to keep the little screw on the tip when you're putting it back in. It helps when you're aiming for the screw hole and with both avoiding dropped screws and retrieval if you do drop it.
Skittaru 3 years ago
ok, I hope you're just joking around, but that is a really bad idea with electronic equipment...
MixPix 3 years ago 3
THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!!
zeavott 3 years ago
Good video. Do you really notice any speed difference? what about battery life? do you see any improvement to justify the cost. BTW next time you really need to pull out the batt, you were lucky this time. :)
jdtx83 3 years ago
I haven't immediately noticed much in battery difference... I did notice a major difference in the following:
1) Heat (much cooler without a traditional HD)
2) Acoustic (no more spinning noise/vibration)
3) speed (boots up much quicker and apps just respond when you click rather than lag behind).
Overall... I think its worth the upgrade..
Asus Eee 1000H - $600
32GB OCZ Core - $250
I still paid under $1,000 for a kick-ass laptop.
You really can't beat the battery life on this thing.
zeavott 3 years ago
also, careful how you handle the standard hard drive. you appeared to be putting some pressure on the top (where the label is).
davec991 2 years ago
gigigy
Nice video, but seriously bro we need to get you a new camcorder :)
Uifz 3 years ago
stfu uifz, lol! I think I shot this with my web camera rather than an actual camcorder.
zeavott 3 years ago
Zeavott good...we wait for the results..how much did you pay for this drive ?
pazin071 3 years ago
$250 from Ebay. ($400 on Newegg!)
zeavott 3 years ago
it's also a good idea to take out the battery first. nice vid though
hvanoorschot 3 years ago
great video thx
Driftcorps 3 years ago