no, the os still has to load a lot of files from programs while booting windows. with these programs on a regular hdd it will only slow it down. besides, you probably do not only want your os but also the programs you run on it to be fast.
It's fast. The videos to show the installation of the RC (which installed slowly mind you) and then he shows the first boot up (which is the slowest). More of a demonstration rather than benchmark. And system specs don't matter for an SSD as long as you have a decent CPU (any dual core). It seems like you just wanted to flaunt you're system.
I agree any ssd is very expensive at this moment, but of course there are always people like me who can't wait: I can't wait to buy upgrades like these, and I can't wait till my computer finishes a task - both problems are solved when buying a ssd. In about 2 and a half years ssd's will become mainstream and will be as expensive as a conventional harddisk.
Congratulations on your purchase bverstee, I don't mind paying a premium and I was about to buy a 160GB version, till I saw your vid. It's just that I expected it to be mindblowingly fast.
Well, mindblowing fast! ;) Almost all apps start within a second, my computer only needs 4 seconds to get out of standby (S3 state), and Windows 7 makes the computer feel more smooth then ever. I say it's a golden combination: an ssd with Windows 7. I will certainly offer that combination for sale (I sell computers as one of my hobbies).
@ThatEvilGuy It is mindblowing fast, belive me! Watch some linustechtips vids about his ssd's and you will see the difference.. your programs will never open in 5 or 10 sec like word probably does, they will load on 1,5 sec as max.. even photoshop is opening in about 2 sec, and that is pretty fast.. check out the videos.
@bverstee Hi. I have posted this question a few times but no answer. I have 80GB hard disk partitioned into 5 I like to keep it that way. If I install windows 7 will It really take 15GB from the system drive? because I don't even have that much.
Okee, Good question ;) Specs of this machine are: i E8400, 4GB (4x 1GB) DDR2, P35-DS3, i X25-M 80GB, WD Raptor 80GB, some other data disks, 8800GT 512MB, Win7 x64 build 8100 (RC).
you can obviously use tools like vlite to strip win7 of some of it'S features. i heard it's possible to get a win7 64bit installation down to 5-6gigs and the 32bit to almost 4 gigs
It's been some weeks ago no when I installed Windows 7. The Program Files and Windows folder now take about 25GB, so I think the plain Windows installation takes up about 15GB or so. Anyway there is ENOUGH space left on the ssd. If people want a less expensive ssd, you can choose one such as the OCZ Vertex, or other with Indinlinx or Samsung controller (a bit slower).
i think its ur cpu and ram that makes the installation slow
korgpadude 1 year ago
realy fast! what's your system specs?? please tell me..
ThePatrykfilm9000 1 year ago
nice video!! pretty fast!! what is your download speed??? my is 650kb/s
ThePatrykfilm9000 1 year ago
btw lol at the illegal copy of office 2007 xD
HylianFury 2 years ago 4
its fast on the video very fast ^^
HylianFury 2 years ago
so do u keep ur programs and os on there? wud it b better performance wtith just os?
JamieandhisIbanez 2 years ago
yes! just the os on the ssd would give an amazing performance increase :)
classic1144 2 years ago
no, the os still has to load a lot of files from programs while booting windows. with these programs on a regular hdd it will only slow it down. besides, you probably do not only want your os but also the programs you run on it to be fast.
PimYuTub 2 years ago
correction: it would be faster with just the os if you would not install any programs at all though but i dont see the point of that.
PimYuTub 2 years ago
ziet er niet zo snel uit als ik verwacht had,
emilionl 2 years ago
Doesnt look like fast to me,
What do u have there?
Mine is intel i5
Asus MB
650 PS
8Gbs Ram
Wins 7 64-bit
1GB ATI HD 4850
Iskull24 2 years ago
It's fast. The videos to show the installation of the RC (which installed slowly mind you) and then he shows the first boot up (which is the slowest). More of a demonstration rather than benchmark. And system specs don't matter for an SSD as long as you have a decent CPU (any dual core). It seems like you just wanted to flaunt you're system.
sciences8 2 years ago 3
I don't know, it is fast, but it does not look THAT much faster so justify such a price for it.
ThatEvilGuy 2 years ago
I agree any ssd is very expensive at this moment, but of course there are always people like me who can't wait: I can't wait to buy upgrades like these, and I can't wait till my computer finishes a task - both problems are solved when buying a ssd. In about 2 and a half years ssd's will become mainstream and will be as expensive as a conventional harddisk.
bverstee 2 years ago
Congratulations on your purchase bverstee, I don't mind paying a premium and I was about to buy a 160GB version, till I saw your vid. It's just that I expected it to be mindblowingly fast.
How do you find it in everyday tasks?
ThatEvilGuy 2 years ago
Well, mindblowing fast! ;) Almost all apps start within a second, my computer only needs 4 seconds to get out of standby (S3 state), and Windows 7 makes the computer feel more smooth then ever. I say it's a golden combination: an ssd with Windows 7. I will certainly offer that combination for sale (I sell computers as one of my hobbies).
bverstee 2 years ago
@bverstee what, on ebay ?
97268324 2 years ago
@ThatEvilGuy It is mindblowing fast, belive me! Watch some linustechtips vids about his ssd's and you will see the difference.. your programs will never open in 5 or 10 sec like word probably does, they will load on 1,5 sec as max.. even photoshop is opening in about 2 sec, and that is pretty fast.. check out the videos.
TheShiz00 9 months ago
@bverstee Hi. I have posted this question a few times but no answer. I have 80GB hard disk partitioned into 5 I like to keep it that way. If I install windows 7 will It really take 15GB from the system drive? because I don't even have that much.
thanks and congrats on the ssd
MrJackanthony 2 years ago
Dat is snel, maar wat zijn je specificaties?
keelsies00 2 years ago
Okee, Good question ;) Specs of this machine are: i E8400, 4GB (4x 1GB) DDR2, P35-DS3, i X25-M 80GB, WD Raptor 80GB, some other data disks, 8800GT 512MB, Win7 x64 build 8100 (RC).
bverstee 2 years ago
OK, bijna hetzelfde als mijn. E8400@ 4.8GHz, Asus Formula II , 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz, 2x Samsung F1 1TB raid 0,
9800GX2
keelsies00 2 years ago
you can obviously use tools like vlite to strip win7 of some of it'S features. i heard it's possible to get a win7 64bit installation down to 5-6gigs and the 32bit to almost 4 gigs
peterpansen23 2 years ago
how mutch gb do you have left for aplications after installing windows 7?
(64 bit)
moridlooney 2 years ago
It's been some weeks ago no when I installed Windows 7. The Program Files and Windows folder now take about 25GB, so I think the plain Windows installation takes up about 15GB or so. Anyway there is ENOUGH space left on the ssd. If people want a less expensive ssd, you can choose one such as the OCZ Vertex, or other with Indinlinx or Samsung controller (a bit slower).
bverstee 2 years ago
Just ordered mine
topbanana188 2 years ago
I'm so happy to see the prices of SSD go down along with them getting faster. I look forwarded to waving bye-bye to mechanical hard drives.
SSEi02 2 years ago
Can't wait to get mine!
EjectSkate 2 years ago
oooh jaaaa mmmh... hoohhhh..
*ziiiip* *fapfapfap*
summ22 2 years ago