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  • This is a very bad comparison.

    Point 1

    Look to the left of Laptop 1 (SSD) Notice the black cord poking out of the side?

    This is the power-cord plugin. Showing that laptop 1 is infact plugged in.

    Laptop 2 is pressed up flat against laptop 1. = Running on battery power = less preformance.

    Point 2

    Watch the initial startup

    The motherboard post screen is much slower on laptop 2. This is not affected by a HDD or SDD. Prob due to the lack of power-cord.

    Although it is undeniable SSD>HDD Always

  • notebook lento da porra, mesmo com SSD ainda é uma merda! sou mais o meu mesmo apesar de tudo... pelo menos pra iniciar é melhor que esses 2 aí!

  • Who could hate DEVO??

    Remember "Whip It"?

  • My standard hdd boots faster than that ssd. 

  • @Aazerel oi you

  • @LIGHTNINGLEVIS Sup lol

  • wkwkwkwk my HDD Momentus 7200.4 SATA 3Gb/s 500-GB bought in 2008 with Vista x64 - 4GB RAM run more faster than your SSD:)

  • you forgot the bloatware and this music blows..

  • i hate it when in these tests the bios takes like twice as long on one of the laptops, that makes the test completely unfair!

  • Tbh I think there is something wrong with that right craptop, (did I mean laptop?) Firstly the screen should not be flickering secondly if the computers are virtually identical aside from the HDD (same CPU, RAM, MB and so on) The bios should post at the same time, there was a good 3 second gap there.

  • I have an adamo with the 256 solid state drive and the worm has turned for me. I do not think I will ever be able to have a spinning hardrive again. The adamo was a beautiful machine, just fragile. I have ordered the XPS 15, and cannot wait to get it! Thanks for reaffirming my choice! (I just wish the solid states were not so expensive.) Also the drive is hardy while the spinner has many moving parts to fail. Note that your processer will run hotter tho.

  • You should not put your computers that close together as you are obstructing the air vents...

  • can we add a SSD on a laptop that doesnt already have one?

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  • @Fr4x1E Fake troll comment.

  • music sucks

    your hard drive is a peice of shit

    overall bad video

  • I like the video, but it is unfair if the hard drive is a 5 year old pice of crap

  • gay ass music, i would kill myself if some one said i had to listento this song forever.

  • That is still double the time that it takes to boot up Ubuntu.

  • Funny thing is, that music was used in the commercial for that laptop. Cool

  • dude what is wrong with your laptops... my inspiron 1420 boots vista in 35 seconds from bios to login screen and it has an hdd that's so slow that when supefetch caches ram i cant start any progs cause the hdd is too slow.

  • Big problem here is that the one on the left POSTed quicker - that's before the SSD/HDD had been accessed ... use equivalent setups if you're doing a test.

  • LoL! My old Fujitsu 40GB 5400RPM IDE drive boots faster then that SSD.

  • Sure, Thee uses diferent CPUs and Bios

  • @joselu90 Man I am using an SSD now and it is double the speed in every program I use . And in gaming it is amazing. And I am using it on the same previously HDD powered computer ($ gb GGR3 RAM, amd athlon x4 640, nvidia geforce 9600gt)

  • the prob is the antivirus....

  • Anywho,.... it's still just over 2 minutes... Wow..... What an eternity!

  • is the red xps 1530? there is a led upgrade for the screen?

  • The HDD laptop is far too slow. a standard HDD should be much faster then that. This is not a very good test at all.

  • My standard HDD is faster then the SSD in this vid.

  • IS there ANY ventilation on the side for the one on the right?!

  • this one on the right with normal hdd is on battery so it will be slower. I know that SDD will be faster and i'm interested in replacing my 7200rpm hdd for sdd, but if you are doing test do it properly.

  • the one on the right is pussy

  • Dude, the computer on the right is broken.

  • It's because the swap space on the one on the left is faster than the one on the right.

  • A HDD takes about 1 minute to boot in pretty much all tests that have been done, and in my experience that's usually how long it takes for a 7200 RPM. Seems like people are just pissed because they can't afford an SSD.

  • watch my channel for dell xps notebacks and you may win a free laptop like i did check out now

  • ok yeah, that is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyy to sllow, even for a mechanichal drive.

  • IS THAT A 2RPM DRIVE?

  • Wtf, how did BIOS run slower? it's not even on the hard drive.

  • @nicklesaj Older EEPROM/NAND chip. Now time has gone by, things have changed. BIOSes are faster to load now.

  • My HDD (5400RPM) is almost as "fast" as the SSD :S

  • ur hdd is trash

  • my hdd goes faster than yours

    even faster than your ssd

  • @ASavage9794 Agreed. My HDD can boot twice in the amount of time it took the SSD to do once. Then again, I'm not booting Vista XD

  • Thanks to the mute button on that one !

  • it looks like if they use a hdd with 10 rpm ....

  • ahhaha we didnt even see the whole boot. btw it was not done, and vista is shit, XP and 7 totally shit all over it.

  • ...ur Hdd is way slower than normal...might wanna do some clean up

  • Still not very fast as i expected it to boot ... ur SSD boot up time rather same as mine using Caviar Blue... But the price i nid to pay is alot for a much smaller capacity

  • This is not a normal reflection of a good working boot.

    It isn't very normal the screen stays so dark.

  • worst demonstration i have ever seen. first off, the fact that the computers are not identical setups is a crime for such a comparison. you have programs on one that are known to greatly slow computers (McAfee).

    also, neither of your computers seem to boot at the speeds that they should. i have a seven year old dell laptop with a single core processor and a god-knows-what 60gb hard drive which loads faster than your hdd dell.

  • ssd is not worth the money yet imo.

  • @davidbrennan4 you are just cheap. It definitly is. You only need a 32 or 64 GB SSD to install your OS on..

  • I use 20k scsi drives with a 15gb a sec transfer rate not as fast as ssd but faster than any old sata hdd i never switched due to ssd are pretty costly for a decent size.

  • I always laugh when some kid says his raptor is faster than an SSD...

  • god damn...whats up with the fuck up music

  • @pinger56, you do realize that the biggest bottle-neck in a system, is the HDD/SSD?

  • <3 DEVO!

  • wow... ur trackpad looks tiny

  • SSD Its simple no moving parts runs faster. HDD has a disc that has to look for data. Therefore runs slower.

  • the best stress test to perform here is a fresh install on both so that we know if the ssd is quicker at reading and writing because if so it should take about 5 mins to install Vista and 3 mins for Windows 7.

  • please tell me you are kidding when you say Vista is an OS???? Its been out for nearly 2 years now maybe more.

  • Yea something relaly wrong wit hthe HDD ....

  • there is something wrong with you system with HDD. I have a 250gb 7200 rpm m1330 and a 250gb SSD m1330 and there difference is not that great!

    your system with hdd definietly has a problem (btw I am running windows 7)

  • There are two different OS installs, look at the names when he is shutting em down. The black one is Home Premium, it looks like the red one is Basic. idk bout the red one, the quality of the vid was too bad to tell.

  • it looks like his bios is installed in the hd too :-) , hahhaha, look how fast his boot screen get :-P

  • Not even standard HDDs should boot that slow. Something is wrong with the HDD rig. Not to say that SSD is slower, just that this isn't an accurate representation of actual HDD speeds.

  • I must agree. My old EIDE/PATA hard drive poots faster on windows xp. and, it has a 1 core celeron d. Sucks.

  • @Derangedteddy my computer load up windows 7 in 17 sec from when i press power to when i can start up a game or the internet browser and I have a normal 7200 HDD

  • @Frankboom 7200? I have 5400 rpm and my Linux boots.... 25sec, BING-BANG-BOOSH (sorry about the Betty's got a Bassboat ref.) it is usable.

  • @Derangedteddy (Old comment.. I know) I'm not trying to say the HDD is SUPPOSED to be slow but come on. We're talking about Dell and Windows Vista.

  • @Derangedteddy this is fake and gay, look at the two sides of the screen. they are not side by side. he is a lying sack of shit cunt. the right side is slowed down with a different face plate. Unless he has 2 right hands. HAHAHAHA

  • I think this test is rigged.

  • Something is wrong with your video, Why the BIOS stage is faster in the SSD laptop?

  • @Mrbadboy333

    what are you on about ...

  • on a notebook a SSD is a must

    on a desktop not so much because you can get a raptor or even a regular 7200 rpm hdd in a laptop you se the diference because the hdd is most of the time a 4200 rpm wich is realy slow

  • The raptors suck now, just short stroke a Seagate 7200.12 or a Samsung Spinpoint F3, or a WD AAKS 640Gb Black Edition to 300Gb or less and you have the same speed, for much less of the price.

    Agreed on the lappy HDDs, although its 5400RPM usually.

  • SSD FTW. Great for OS and fast data work.

  • Ok, the hdd notebook isn't optimal configured..

  • do not believe this shit ... they get paid to do this ... advertising to make you buy complete shite .... solid state drives are about 7% quicker .. in write mode ... but in read mode there shite

  • haha ur funny or something! haha 7% hahaha the raptor which is the fastest mechanical disc is about 120mb in read and write speed, these ssd is about 200 and up

    so its much faster..

  • shut the fuck up you TWAT ... did i ask for a reply....

    i test computer technology on a day to day basis ... and theres not much difference ...

    for the price ratio its a day light robbery ... so go fuck a goat ...

  • no one said they where price worthy haha.. man chill no need to get angry if i upset u im sorry..

    But there are benchmarks etc that proves they are much better, especially in raid 0. but of course as u said they arent worth the money!

  • Yeah sorry ... i was in a mood ... didnt mean to swear at you ... lol

    just the point i should of made is PRICE over perfromance ...... to me it aint worth it ... im using 2 twin Vraptors 300... in raid.. performance is kool enough ... i have patience ...

    Solid state should be a direct input to the mother through pci e ... if you knwo what i mean .. then mayeb ide consider buying it for the mentalist prices

  • No problem, i didn't mean to offend you either maybe it looked like it when i wrote "haha".. sry then..

    Yeah there are some cards out there that is done for the pcie but damn they cost like 5000euro here for one terabyte, sure the reading is like 1200mbytes per sec.. but still it isnt price worthy, maybe in some years i hope it will go down till then we will sit tight and wait :)

  • I lag more than my computer, an my computer never lags ... i miss the old days :P

    Ive seen a few of the special PCi-E Hard drives (WOW) now thats technology taking a step forward... lol

    But 5000Euros !whats that in British pounds!!!??

    So whats your rig

  • Not so good at the moment, but im planning on buying new stuff in nov.

    my idea right now is a hd 5870, core i7 860, 6gb 1600mhz OCZ 7-7-7-24, 2x 1500gb hdd at 5400rpm quiet ones for download etc. and one system drive at 1 tb.. im aiming for a very silent system. so it will probably be in a antec p183. :) what about you?

  • Kool!!! Coolermaster 590 Mod Case EZcool-900 Torando PSU GA-MA790X-UD4P AMD Phenom II X4 B50 @3.6Ghz AC Extreme Freezer Heatsink Crucial Ballistix 4Gb DDR2 1200Mhz 2x HD4890 1Gb GDDR5 950Mhz/4.4Ghz 2x3000Gb Raptors (Raid) 10.000Rpm 1x500Gb Samsung Spinpoint 1x1000Gb Samsung F1 DVDRW NEC 16x/40x/24x 2x HannsG 22" HDMI 1080i Logictech K/M Usb Xbox360 Wired Controller Pad Sony SRS-D21 Sound System
  • I love Gaming .... I love AMD/ATi

    My system actually beats my mates HIGH END BEAST ... in most games :)))

    he has a X58/core i7/GTX295/6Gb DDR3 1600Mhz ... Physxis the only thing that allows him to beat me in some benchmarks

  • No you don't. i7 > P2 X4

  • heavy stuff man:D

    I suppose with those things u can max crysis really nice? :D

  • Yeah!!! Crysis Maxxed out (constant 60fps dips to 55fps on heavy explosion and stuff) @ 1680x1050 :))

    but the game is quite borring llooll

    Im into the Half Life saga .. Brain powered game aswell as it being a shooter!

  • Yeah i think it's boring too, never really enjoyed it.. The graphics made the whole game..

    Half-life is really nice remember when it was new and i was scared of hell when i played it..

    And im an old Resident evil and silent hill fan hehe :P so it was kinda strange.. wonder if they are working on half life 3?

    now that would be something!

    Borderlands and left 4 dead 2 is next for me. hate that left for dead 2 costs though, its practically the same game but with new maps, new enemies and guns..

  • Agreed..

    Yeah same here i cant wait for half life 3 ... but i got an idea that they might be releasing EP3 :( and black mesa

    Borderlands looks really kool ... but L4D2

    is basically the first release of the game .. as L4D was rushed out for sale too quick ... the graphics werent what they was supposed to be ... loool

    they keep cutting out stuff from games and its annoying so upon final release we get some watered down garbage tap water .. or in some cases filtered water ...

  • I thought crysis was very fun. It was only a little short.

  • lol

  • Gawdamn. Even on battery that's still a stupid difference. I want to get an ssd they are just so damn expensive.

  • My XPS m1330 with a 5400 RPM HDD is just as fast as your SSD!!! I swear!! That's scary....

  • How about you plug both notebooks. Running one on battery will make it slower

  • That's never "Dell factory fresh setup". I'm using Vista on an 160GB 2,5" 7200 rpm HDD and I need about 35-45 secs to be desktop and work-ready(incl. typing the password)

  • omg, I just ordered a SSD to replace my current HD. I'm totally looking forward to this!

  • "Watch Us Work It" by the band Devo

  • lol and quickboot?

  • how could it possibly take that long to boost vista.  im running a old p4 2.2ghz with old ide drives, its 10x faster than that. something is wrong with the one on the right..

  • I was just thinking the same.

  • Your HDD must suck very hard.

  • cool song.

    seems that either way, vista is slow, though. the SSD is a huge improvement nonetheless

  • nope

  • yea vista is not slow and im running on 1 gb of ram, 2 is the usual lower limit, and mine boots faster than that, way faster.

  • I purchased a Studio XPS 16 with the SSD and man, it is the fastest computer I've ever used, and I've always owned higher end gaming rigs. Amazing step forward for HDs.

  • True SDD's are great, but after about 100,000 read/writes the memory cells start to degrade, and cause the disk to loose performance. AS opposed to some 1-2 billion read/writes on a normal HDD. Don't believe me look it up on wikipedia!!!!

  • plus thier twice as expensive

  • are they BOTH clean installs of windows? do they BOTH have the same EXACT specs?

  • maybe you should have read 1:52 and folliwing

  • perfct example of effects of porn on hard drivs, Im guessing you couldent fit the porn in the ssd since its like 60 gig compared to 200 gig or more on HDD.

  • i think there is something wrong with that hdd xps..it shouldnt have taken so long even if it is a hdd..

  • yeah same i have a dell laptop with hdd (inspiron 6400(i know... old)) with vista sp1( home premium) of course, and it dosnt take half as long as that hdd does.

  • lol this video is ridiculous, i have HDD, same laptop and it loads and shuts down way faster than whatever the hell shit laptop u had running.

  • yea... this was set up..

  • wow my shit loads faster

  • To clarify for everyone, SSD is faster because of one single MAIN reason.....that being solid state(no moving parts) It has access to data much faster than a moving hard drive....as I said, a HDD has to move revolve to find data, as where an SSd is just basically instant.....now it sad.....that some people will pay 800$ more(macbook Air) just for that 30 seconds. And honestly, My old (2004) Gateway with an IDE HARD DRIVE, still has a boot of about 40-45 seconds...so perfectly reasonable.

  • Dells are shit anyway, my vaio with a hdd boots up quicker than the solid state drive dell.

  • hmm funny how the bios is effected by the speed of the hard-drive lmao fake video

  • grats on having one plugged in and the other not. nice bios

    LOL

  • Hot damn, that SSD one loads the laptop firmware FAST.

  • Why don't you make a cheap SD card hard drive, put four 32 gb sd cards in a matrix and make a hard drive out of it. SD cards are a heck a lot smaller, cheaper and energy efficient. SDHC got up to 32gb and the new SDXC which the Pretec already released starts at 32gb and goes up to 2tb on a singe tiny card.

  • LTF, because SD cards are NOT solid state drives. They are based on the same technology, but SD cards are far slower than the SSds.

    Lulz, the hard drive got pwned XD

  • i have a few questions if someone can help me with please??

    1. what is the diffrence between ssd and hd drives i know ssd drives have instant access etc can someone tell me all the benefits like when i turn my computer on does it turn on quicker then a hd drive wat other benefits do you get?

    lastly if i bought a laptop with a normal hd drive and later on i saved more money and decided to upgrade the hd drive to a ssd is this easy can i just take the hd drive out and slot a ssd?

  • teh SSD connects just as your normal HDD, and what you get is much better responsiveness... everything is faster, and it gives more comfort wirking with it. On the down side, the write performance, especially with small files isn't that great... if you have to copy a big folder (I have one game folder of 13GB, and 60000 files) it can take a lot longer than a classic HDD... but that gets better and better as technology advances...

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  • I would just stick with the hdd because its bucket loads cheaper and you can fit a lot of memory on hdds nowadays.

  • i have a question. i have an hp dv5 laptop. can i replace my hdd with an ssd? thanks :)

  • Yes you can.

  • This must be DEVO playing in the background.

  • Why not put HDD left and let the DC adapter leads its way to beat the SSD?

  • agree

  • thats very tricky

    hdd one must have lots of programs, porn... whatever you want... theres no reason to wait more than a minute looking for the OS.

  • Hmm. Something seems fishy in that video.

    My friend's xps boots way faster than the one on the right and he is running Vista with all the factory bloatware.

    Plus, the one on the right isn't even plugged in! Or did you enable full performance on battery life?

  • That's either not a SSD or it's a piece of shit SSD. My 7200 RPM boots 10 seconds faster than that. You wasted your money on that one bro.

  • The downside of SSD's is that they take forver to write

  • lmfo so funny HDD: Still Thinking

  • you guys forget that the amount of W used less by the SSD is humongous. I am sure we're talking of 1/2 better time of the battery

  • Something is not right in this video. A Pentium III would boot much faster than the one you are showing.

  • SSD's still suck right now. If you replace that HDD with a 7200 rpm one, you'll have way more capacity than the SSD for much cheaper, the read speeds will be almost on par, and the write speeds will be much faster.

  • depends, but the 7200 will reach as far as 150mb/s write speed whereas the ssd is capable of 170 and more

  • Did any one not notice one of the laptops are not plugged in? I know on mine, when its not plugged in, it tries to save power by slowing down (throttling) the CPU by half and the screen isn't as bright.

  • Thanks for the vid, I bought an XPS 1330 with HDD, I couldn't afford the SSD

  • slow lol

  • Holy cow that's a huge difference

  • I doupt that the laptops are new off the shelf did you defragment both of the drives Before this test?

  • defragging the SSD wont make an ounce of difference

  • This is sooo rigged. The intitial boot up (where the dell loads) thats of the bios, on the mother board. no matter what that should be equal. I think the person above is correct- one needs to be plugged in. And i think the motherboards are different. Can the uploader varify?

  • After making the video, I noticed one laptop was plugged in. I think it may have made slight difference it still won't beat the SSD.

    SSD actually do POST faster than HDD. I think it's because there is no spin-up time for SSD. It is same M/B, manufactured within a week apart. Same BIOS revision. Now i have Latitude E6400 with SSD and Latitude E4200 with SSD. Both with second gen SSD drives. These are even faster than the XPS I tested.

  • Ahh spin-up time would make sense yes, although i wasn't under the impression that effected the bios. I thought that the disk starts spinning as soon as the power is turned on, and then actually used in post bios when it loads all your devices (USB ports, PCi-e etc). Could be wrong though, I don't know a huge deal in this area.

    Thanks for the varification though :). After doing some reading, I hear that their actually limitting the speed of these drives. Typical.

    Strid3r

  • WTF?!?! Tereis deffintely sth wrong with the HDD model... mine is a inspiron 1525 with hdd and CCF w/e of a plasma, not shure.. and the load up is just a little slower than your XPS SSD, idk whats the problem with yours :\

  • Yea, What's the #1 rule of doing an experiment on a unit. You MUST have one independant veriable, not 3. You nullify everything.

  • Yeah something's up in this vid. I have a 4 month old HP laptop that was $700 from Office max. And it actuaclly boots up faster than the demonstraited SSD laptop here (taking out the preloaded crap helps a bunch)

  • Wow, there is a definite difference in load time. What SSD is the best?

  • Just stay away from those extremely cheap ones. I tried Patriot WASP and it was complete garbage due to stuttering. I tried Samsung, Mtron and Intel and those are all great.

  • Come on, at Dell you can choose 7200 RPM HDD's. An if you're looking for performance, you might get the m6400 with raid 0 dual 7200 RPM and 250 G per HDD.

  • M6400 is a sweet machine. I would like to get a M6400 Covet in blood orange. But for my everyday mobility needs, I'm sticking to Latitude E4200 because its light.

  • SSD companies are making write speed bottlenecked cheapo ssd drives with slow chips or at high prices on purpose to protect the hdd market shares on wallstreet, rich pigs can get quality ssd drives and common lower income consumers can go fuck themselves with pc bottlenecking hdd's

    corporation greed and profit over quality!

    its nothin new but its worthy

    of fucking revolt at some point.

  • please be a troll...

    because of the way SSDs work, they take longer to write to that hard disks. multi level cell (MLC) drives are about half as fast for writes than a traditional hard disk, but the single level cell (SLC) drives are getting pretty close, though you do tend to pay a premium and get less storage for your money.

  • whats the music please?

  • It's from the original XPS commercial

    Devo - Watch us work it

  • errr using a ssd make ur computer start up fast but multitasking will make your comp operate so horribly so u phail! with a ph not an F, plus having a hardrive makes u Data more secure and u read and wright better and u can multitask with it

  • multitasking is awesome with SSD but it sucks at copying large files. I use VelociRaptor on desktop and its great for large files.

  • I think the laptop on the right needs plugging in, it's unfair running the left one plugged in and the right one not plugged in, that'll also be why the screen was so dim.

    I know it won't account for all of the slowness, but my xps isn't that slow!

  • the dim problem with the right one is that you need to fold "fn" between the "ctrl and windows" key.. then hit up on the arrow keys

  • Something's wrong with the xps on the right. You need to format or change the hard drive. I have a Vostro 1400 using a 160gb 5400rpm and it's way faster than your xps.

  • I rather see you load it to desktop than shutdown... anyways the one on the right is slower than the typical HDD xps.

  • The Laptop on the right has problems. The Bios was loading slow, therefore taking the bios longer to even start the disk drive. The laptops didn't start loading windows at the same time. (not fair) :(**

  • half of that could be changed through the msconfig and editing the boot loader

  • That´s just too slow.