Is there any minimum requirements of the processor before you can use this SSD drive in your laptop, i have a Intel Core i7 QM 720 processor, is it clever to buy this SSd drive for my laptop with this processor inside?
Sorry if this question sounds silly but i'm a noob...
@TheAslanDA There aren't any minimum specs to use this - even slow Atom based nettops systems benefit from an SSD. However more powerful processors will be able to make full use of the power of it. As the QM 720 is a very fast (laptop) CPU, yes a good SSD would make a *huge* difference in your case.
As you likely have SATA II (3Gb/s) rather than the new SATA III (6Gb/s) ports, either a Vertex 2 (not Vertex 3), or an Intel 320 series would be the best option for you :) All the best!
@suopo34 unpopular? Well I do literally have a hundred times as many views as your videos. Then again I guess watching you be distinctly average at COD isn't all that fun. I think the music suits the video, sorry if you've heard it before, I hadn't lol.
Again, it isn't a music video - if some people don't like the music it's their business so long as they don't spam up the page with crap.
@suopo34 Might have something to do with my not releasing videos beyond the three last year. I don't seek subscriptions, I'm a tech person who did some videos because they were the best way to demonstrate the abilities of SSD's, & I still did an unintendedly successful job. Quality not quantity lol?
re discussions, we had 2 pages of useful ones, followed by a 12 spam comments about music; I do enjoy trolling the latter.
@tijs14tijs all over the net ;) Tho the Vertex 3 (and other equivalent Sandforce 2xxx drives) are out now, and are a lot faster if you have SATA 6 Gb/s...
No sleeping with someone of the same gender is gay and there's nothing wrong with it, so don't worry bout those feelings you have k?
I'm sorry if the next concept is even more complicated - but music taste is relative - as evidenced by the number of people asking for the songs name on previous pages. For someone to come along to a tech video and go to the effort of posting to say their taste isn't towards the music is a bit sad. Use mute xox.
I have purchased the OCZ Vertex 2e 120gb model and it should have arrived yesterday no thanks to DPD. Useless. It better come tomorrow. I want to see how it will get on with my Core i7 920 D0@ 4ghz and 6gb DDR3 ram @ 1600mhz.
Have fun with that man - if you haven't used on before they're absolutely amazing - it should play pretty well with such a powerful PC too, the rig will be able to keep to stretch its legs with the data throughput from a Vertex 2 :)
Try comparing uncompressed data speeds in XP. A Vertex 2 only can only copy and paste 200MB of data at 3.6MB per second on my ATOM test platform! Intel SSD's win here. A vertex 2 requires special partition alignment in XP. Intel SSD's win again! A vertex 2 is not plug and play under XP! Intel wins again! A vertex requires a lot of time and tweaks to get synthetic benchmarks that have no basis in the real world and Intel wins yet again! Most people use XP! Deal with it!
Try comparing uncompressed data speeds in XP. A Vertex 2 only can only copy and paste 200MB of data at 3.6MB per second on my ATOM test platform! Intel SSD's win here. A vertex 2 requires special partition alignment in XP. Intel SSD's win again! A vertex 2 is not plug and play under XP! Intel wins again! A vertex requires a lot of time and tweaks to get synthetic benchmarks that have no basis in the real world and Intel wins yet again! Most people use XP! Deal with it!
@Ravenex2 Given you have a newer ssd, it could write 100gb per day and last 5 years, which is more then long enough to upgrade again. Also an ssd is still usable after it "dies" it just cant be written to anymore, but you could still access stuff on it. whereas a normal hdd you'd lose all your data.
@vadrae2121 Wow....that's so awesome! Man, I can't wait until SSD technology becomes standard. People will no longer have to be as serious about losing data, although you should always backup anyway.
It's a complex question. Typically the 'weakest link' parts of current gen memory chips will start 2 fail after ~4 years of typical usage. However unlike HDDs which 'kill' data an SSD will reallocate failing blocks of data 2 spare memory (they have 10%-25% of their capacity set aside) . So with typical usage you shouldn't really see proper data loss for > 5 years and will be warned b4 it truly dies.
This is all theoretical of course, as there are no 5 year old current-gen drives...
@mongohotline Surely it would last longer though considering it uses less power and has no moving parts. No moving parts means less chance of a failure, correct me if im wrong please. I plan on buying a 32GB SSD soon to replace my 80GB HDD.
Yes and no.. Unlike HDDs SSDs have a definite lifetime - currently about 5000 writes per block. They however have less chance of catastrophic random failure that HDDs have (as you say no moving parts). So whilst they prob wont die randomly, the will die at a certain predetermined point.
@Ravenex2 all manufacturer's say 1.5 million hours to 2 million hours for SSD drives that is a long time. The Western Digital HDD MTBF specification is 300,000 hours
I really don't give a flying frack about the song beyond its utility as this isn't a music video. AFAIK they're pseudonyms or something, youtube certainly credits Breath Machine.
@XyloN4Min - Open up Notpead and then add the programs you wish to start like this:
start /d "C:\Windows\System32" calc.exe
Just replace the C:\Windows\System 32 with the file path you want (e.g. C:\Games\Bad Company 2) and replace the calc.exe with the executable file (e.g. BC2.exe). Repeat the process for each program you want to start, then save as a .con file using 'File ==> Save as'.
If you watch my video in HD, at ~9 seconds you can see how the .bat file should look.
che programma e' quello che fa scorrere i programmi aperti?
thelucaweb 3 months ago
OCZ Vertex 2 120GB 2,5" SSD
Read: 207.3
Write: 139.1
Is these numbers good or bad?? Those numbers was the best i got...
TheAslanDA 4 months ago
Is there any minimum requirements of the processor before you can use this SSD drive in your laptop, i have a Intel Core i7 QM 720 processor, is it clever to buy this SSd drive for my laptop with this processor inside?
Sorry if this question sounds silly but i'm a noob...
TheAslanDA 5 months ago
@TheAslanDA There aren't any minimum specs to use this - even slow Atom based nettops systems benefit from an SSD. However more powerful processors will be able to make full use of the power of it. As the QM 720 is a very fast (laptop) CPU, yes a good SSD would make a *huge* difference in your case.
As you likely have SATA II (3Gb/s) rather than the new SATA III (6Gb/s) ports, either a Vertex 2 (not Vertex 3), or an Intel 320 series would be the best option for you :) All the best!
mongohotline 5 months ago
@mongohotline Thanx you so so much for such an informative reply! I truly appreciate this so much my friend! Thank you!!
TheAslanDA 5 months ago
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@mongohotline I can't get my laptop to AHCI because HP has locked my BIOS, is it clever still use this drive though i can't get AHCI settings on?
TheAslanDA 5 months ago
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suopo34 6 months ago
@suopo34 faggots who view tech videos and complain about the music annoy me. Go listen to some indie rock and have a fuckin cry about it.
mongohotline 6 months ago
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suopo34 6 months ago
@suopo34 Good for you - it's not a music video. The only retarded thing here is people treating it as such.
mongohotline 5 months ago
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suopo34 5 months ago
@suopo34 unpopular? Well I do literally have a hundred times as many views as your videos. Then again I guess watching you be distinctly average at COD isn't all that fun. I think the music suits the video, sorry if you've heard it before, I hadn't lol.
Again, it isn't a music video - if some people don't like the music it's their business so long as they don't spam up the page with crap.
mongohotline 5 months ago
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suopo34 5 months ago
@suopo34 Might have something to do with my not releasing videos beyond the three last year. I don't seek subscriptions, I'm a tech person who did some videos because they were the best way to demonstrate the abilities of SSD's, & I still did an unintendedly successful job. Quality not quantity lol?
re discussions, we had 2 pages of useful ones, followed by a 12 spam comments about music; I do enjoy trolling the latter.
mongohotline 5 months ago
Laggy video
sangolt88 6 months ago
@sangolt88 Not exactly 'laggy' - although the screencap software locked in at ~15 FPS, which was annoying as hell :/
mongohotline 6 months ago
if u play this song u r now gay
deano22lfc 8 months ago 5
@deano22lfc Are you hitting on me?
mongohotline 8 months ago
Where is the buy button :(
tijs14tijs 8 months ago
@tijs14tijs all over the net ;) Tho the Vertex 3 (and other equivalent Sandforce 2xxx drives) are out now, and are a lot faster if you have SATA 6 Gb/s...
mongohotline 8 months ago
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Oh... this song again.
hotsonetti 9 months ago
Crap music, hate that fucking tune. Gonna shit you in daaaaaaaaaaaaaaa face.
netkongen 9 months ago 11
@netkongen - forget you
mongohotline 9 months ago
@GarrettBMXes I do my best to mute it while I direct Windows Media Player to a more pleasant tune.
TheAndroidUser 10 months ago
@ducktape696: well your mum is all over xtube.
mongohotline 11 months ago
@mongohotline
So, a thought crossed your mind? Must have been a long and lonely journey.
ducktape696 11 months ago 2
@ducktape696: thanks for the big brain compliment. Tho in future we'd prefer it if your comments aren't copypasted from (all over) the internet.
mongohotline 11 months ago
I watched your review about normal HDD doig the same test. is the SAME machine u runed it?
Sergiocrivelin 11 months ago
@Sergiocrivelin : It was the exact same machine yes, the specifications are in the video description.
mongohotline 11 months ago
@freiermuthj
No sleeping with someone of the same gender is gay and there's nothing wrong with it, so don't worry bout those feelings you have k?
I'm sorry if the next concept is even more complicated - but music taste is relative - as evidenced by the number of people asking for the songs name on previous pages. For someone to come along to a tech video and go to the effort of posting to say their taste isn't towards the music is a bit sad. Use mute xox.
mongohotline 1 year ago
I have purchased the OCZ Vertex 2e 120gb model and it should have arrived yesterday no thanks to DPD. Useless. It better come tomorrow. I want to see how it will get on with my Core i7 920 D0@ 4ghz and 6gb DDR3 ram @ 1600mhz.
roeylennon 1 year ago
@roeylennon
DPD are being really bad recently
my coolermaster haf x case took an extra 3 days to come.
u get it from overclockers.co.uk?
GoldenbanjoDJ 1 year ago
@roeylennon
Have fun with that man - if you haven't used on before they're absolutely amazing - it should play pretty well with such a powerful PC too, the rig will be able to keep to stretch its legs with the data throughput from a Vertex 2 :)
mongohotline 1 year ago
i hate this song.
Nevertheless, i have purchased this SSD and waiting for it to arrive.
nikchris69 1 year ago
@GarrettBMXes
Your face makes your mum not watch.
mongohotline 1 year ago
@mongohotline Makes my mom not watch what? There must be something.
GarrettBMXes 1 year ago
@mongohotline lol
Milesprower2305 1 year ago
@mongohotline no seriously this song is fuckin gay.
freiermuthj 1 year ago
I travelled into the future 7 years and your SSD was still running.
By the way clear off some of that MILF porn allocated to too many blocks.
BooteyMasta 1 year ago
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Try comparing uncompressed data speeds in XP. A Vertex 2 only can only copy and paste 200MB of data at 3.6MB per second on my ATOM test platform! Intel SSD's win here. A vertex 2 requires special partition alignment in XP. Intel SSD's win again! A vertex 2 is not plug and play under XP! Intel wins again! A vertex requires a lot of time and tweaks to get synthetic benchmarks that have no basis in the real world and Intel wins yet again! Most people use XP! Deal with it!
OutofBoxExperience 1 year ago
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Try comparing uncompressed data speeds in XP. A Vertex 2 only can only copy and paste 200MB of data at 3.6MB per second on my ATOM test platform! Intel SSD's win here. A vertex 2 requires special partition alignment in XP. Intel SSD's win again! A vertex 2 is not plug and play under XP! Intel wins again! A vertex requires a lot of time and tweaks to get synthetic benchmarks that have no basis in the real world and Intel wins yet again! Most people use XP! Deal with it!
OutofBoxExperience 1 year ago
i love this music, what' it called?
123qwerty 1 year ago
Question: How long will a SSD last compared to a standard 7200 HDD?
Ravenex2 1 year ago
@Ravenex2 Given you have a newer ssd, it could write 100gb per day and last 5 years, which is more then long enough to upgrade again. Also an ssd is still usable after it "dies" it just cant be written to anymore, but you could still access stuff on it. whereas a normal hdd you'd lose all your data.
vadrae2121 1 year ago
@vadrae2121 Wow....that's so awesome! Man, I can't wait until SSD technology becomes standard. People will no longer have to be as serious about losing data, although you should always backup anyway.
Ravenex2 1 year ago
@Ravenex2
It's a complex question. Typically the 'weakest link' parts of current gen memory chips will start 2 fail after ~4 years of typical usage. However unlike HDDs which 'kill' data an SSD will reallocate failing blocks of data 2 spare memory (they have 10%-25% of their capacity set aside) . So with typical usage you shouldn't really see proper data loss for > 5 years and will be warned b4 it truly dies.
This is all theoretical of course, as there are no 5 year old current-gen drives...
mongohotline 1 year ago
@mongohotline Surely it would last longer though considering it uses less power and has no moving parts. No moving parts means less chance of a failure, correct me if im wrong please. I plan on buying a 32GB SSD soon to replace my 80GB HDD.
SOF006 1 year ago
@SOF006
Yes and no.. Unlike HDDs SSDs have a definite lifetime - currently about 5000 writes per block. They however have less chance of catastrophic random failure that HDDs have (as you say no moving parts). So whilst they prob wont die randomly, the will die at a certain predetermined point.
mongohotline 1 year ago
@Ravenex2 all manufacturer's say 1.5 million hours to 2 million hours for SSD drives that is a long time. The Western Digital HDD MTBF specification is 300,000 hours
barf245 1 year ago
@Ravenex2
Vertex and Vertex 2 drives seem to be very dependable unless you try all the OCZ tweaks and update the firmware
From all the complaints at Newegg and the OCZ Forum, it looks like firmware updates are the number 1 cause of bricked drives or drives losing data
Bios settings and OCZ "Tweaks" compete for the number 2 spot in losing all your data!
Hope that helps
OutofBoxExperience 1 year ago
omg.... how much youtube vids use this one song. ahh! :@.
Nice vid tho, had to mute volume xD
madzane94 1 year ago
Hello, what song is this??? Thanks :)
matteo4m 1 year ago
@matteo4m - The song is called 'Breath Machine'.
mongohotline 1 year ago
@mongohotline isnt it 'dreamscape'?
asddsaaassddd 1 year ago
@asddsaaassddd
Yeah - my bad: it's Dreamscape *by* Breath Machine
mongohotline 1 year ago
@mongohotline
I think you mean 009 System...not Breath Machine
xD
Slip92KoRn 1 year ago
@Slip92KoRn
I really don't give a flying frack about the song beyond its utility as this isn't a music video. AFAIK they're pseudonyms or something, youtube certainly credits Breath Machine.
mongohotline 1 year ago
@Slip92KoRn
However,i want Just clarify ^^
Nothing Personally ^^
Slip92KoRn 1 year ago
@asddsaaassddd
This Song is called DREAMSCAPE by 009 Soundsystem ^^
Slip92KoRn 1 year ago
How do u put the programs side by side??? please tell me.
XyloN4Min 1 year ago
@XyloN4Min - Open up Notpead and then add the programs you wish to start like this:
start /d "C:\Windows\System32" calc.exe
Just replace the C:\Windows\System 32 with the file path you want (e.g. C:\Games\Bad Company 2) and replace the calc.exe with the executable file (e.g. BC2.exe). Repeat the process for each program you want to start, then save as a .con file using 'File ==> Save as'.
If you watch my video in HD, at ~9 seconds you can see how the .bat file should look.
Hope this helps!
mongohotline 1 year ago
Read the full review here:
forums.on3network.co.nz/index.php/topic,74238.0.html
mongohotline 1 year ago