ok srsly. portal doesnt open up into a game automatically... wheres that menu screen eh? looks like a video, but just delaying the hard drive one to make it look slower than the ssd.
Although I know how SSDs are fast (2x to 200x, in synthetics, and about 3x to 5x in RL usage), it would be better to compare a single SSD versus a RAID 0 of 2 or more 10k/15k RPM HDDs; that would seem less unfair, in my opinion, since 7200 RPM HDDs are very cheap nowadays.
I'm talking about a 3ms seek time or less (10k/15k RPM HDD) vs the average 9~12ms (more or less), of the so popular 7200 RPM HDDs...then, of course, any modern SSD would just kick their asses with 0.085ms...or less.
LOL segate 7200 RPM ... why donc use a 10k HDD or a black claviar sata 3 for the other use a gaming HDD not the first shit you see and put in the computer in raid 0
and thats still one of the not so good seagtes ...
but im okay wirh you believing WD's ads by saying its a black edition uuh fast ... but ouuh its just medium shit and expensive . if you want speed get an ssd
@seantal007 i'm not saying wd is better but i can talk after having several seagates and a couple maxtors fail. i'm not certain as to the average or peak performance of the drives i have seen fail but i have a wd now and it blows the previous drives out of the water. it might be that i'm comparing old drives to a more recent model though. still the failure rate is b/s. 2 160gig, 1 300gig barracudas, and 1 500 gig maxtor. that makes me think, maybe seagate isn't so great. i'll see about wds
@DaGleese lol i had a 5 year old maxtor that was under warranty. i got what the tech support described as a brand new drive. it makes funny noises and demonstrates some strange behavior already. same thing for my fairly new freeagent. the momentus isn't a normal hard drive and the caviar blacks (imo) are are over rated. i just said i'll see about wd and seagate has had a bad run with me. i even pointed out i was comparing older drives to a newer one. i'm glad you are happy with the momentus.
This demo is amusing cuz how can a SSD drive increase fps in games? There's no sense to buy SSD drive if u have a weak videocard and insufficient amount of memory...
@Xpert30 Oh totally. Immersive games like wow/might/benefit slightly from it, you know, what with loading certain areas and what not (I don't play wow, I'm running off assumption). But actual fps? Psh, you'd be an idiot not to upgrade the Video card, CPU, and RAM first.
Don't be too quick pal. Kingstons (except the latest V+ series and remarked Intel's SSDs) are good for nothing because of their slow controllers. Besides, they might have good speed rates at the beginning of their so to speak "career", but degrade some time later. At first I bought Kingston 64 Gb V+ series, but in a week I exchanged it with additional charge for Intel X25-M.
@4763843 the fastest and most reliable (meaning less chances for failure) is the SSD, but for file storage, the HDD would be best because it's much cheaper and the chances for a HDD to fail so so minimal that it's still worth buying. I my self bought a 120 GB SSD for OS and other frequently used and heavy programs and 10Tb of HDD (5x2Tb) for *cough cough* download *cough* and......???
So Go for SSD for pure speed but expect to pay a heavy price!.
@4763843 I'm using 4,5TB out of 6TB, and yes I have a file server (my computer), I'm selling 4TB of storage to the other people that live in the house. that''s how I pay for my rent :P
They where running a script so that when one program ran for a certain amount of time it switched to the other one. They both did the exact same thing.
I suppose that if you have the most extreme case of ADD, and get bored of playing a game after 20 seconds of game time, and feel the urge to load up a new game, a SSD is for you. Let's stop and think here. We know SSDs do not improve FPS or performance in gameplay in any major way. You spend 98% of the time playing the game, not loading it. Price per gig on a SSD is through the roof.
This isn't my friend. This is your attempt to get me to buy overpriced crap as a gamer.
@aziansn4k3 a fortune ? a good proccessor costs 200 dollars a good graphics card costs 200 dollars a good mainboard costs 150 dollars good ram costs 80 dollars so i think a good and very fast storage device is woth 100 dollars . its just the people dont wanna pay 100 bux for 50 gigs if the can have 1000 gigs for 50 dollars . most people just see the capacity not the speed . i mean big hdds are good for media n stuff but boot up and games you should definetely use an ssd . hdd's bottleneck
That being said. SSDs are not for your average computer user. For a pack-rat and SSD would be an inconvenience. For gamers, power users, multitasking, multimedia junkies; Yes, install only the necessities and commonly used software on it, and dump the rest on a HDD. They do have 128 and 256 SSDs. Combined in RAID-0 is plentiful for a gamer to install half a dozen big titles on.
Think about other useful uses like CAM or CAD software. More popular in the tool and die trade Mastercam. compiling very large, complex tool paths involves intense HDD usage. So a solid-state drive would drastically improve number crunching and getting that program to the CNC machine quicker and cutting alloys then traditional HDD. Also it will greatly help video editors in video encoding. There are other areas a SSD would greatly be useful. Not just gaming and power users...
Hello kawaihui. We've put the Intel SSDs in various RAID configurations and haven't experienced problems. Of course, I can't speak for all SSD vendors.
Hello, I'm with Intel and I'm the monitor for this forum. Some end users have anecdotally seen FPS boosts with our SSDs and it's also possible to occasionally see visual improvements with our SSDs not related to FPS (particularly when playing a PC game at its highest graphics setting.) However, SSDs aren't meant to compete with gfx cards. If you have high-end gfx & CPU in your system, you should consider adding an SSD because at some point you will experience storage I/o bottlenecks.
@channelintel Hello, channelintel. I was curious, if a system were set up with a small SSD as the primary boot drive (30 or 40gb) with only the OS on it, combined with a large HDD drive for storage to actually install the games on (500gb+), would the SSD still boost the loading / performance of the games?
Hello Adeon55. While we haven't done the experiment you described, I don't think that installing only the OS to the SSD would improve the game level load time.
@Adeon55 By logic, it'll improve your boot up times from a shut down, and anything to do with the OS will improve, plus anything on the SSD. But anything on the conventional HDD will still remain.
@Adeon55 My understanding of SSDs are that only what you have on those drives is what will run uber fast.
If you put just the OS on the hard drive, then only the OS will fly like that. Because of the huge size of games these days, I'm probably gonna wait before buying an SSD drive so I can put more than a couple games on it.
Your boot times will increase but as for loading the games no because they are still being read off a 7200rpm drive so best bet is to get about a 60-100gb for a boot drive then save up for a really nice ssd thats 250+ gb and load your games on that .. overall your computer bottleneck will change to most likely the cpu.
@Adeon55 Yes the setup you are asking about will increase performance in games, having the second drive only being used for programs and games is better than just a single drive because both the OS and the programs have to access the drive in a single drive setup. The physical performance boost is not much though. save your money and wait for price drops, then get a larger capacity.
@channelintel Hi, so you meant beside loading speed, SSD can also boost up the fps in games ? and what are the visual improvements not related to fps ??? My system is i7 920, 6gb memory and gtx295, fps in Crysis at max setting was 40-50 fps, yetI have problems called missing texture, everything only appear if I get really near them, do you think it is because of my 8mb cache HDD, will the SSD solve that ?
how so why would i spend a grand to boost my fps a little when i can spend that money and get a gpu and cpu that will increase my fps 20x fold over getting a SSD you sir are the n00b
@swiftarrow22 Just joking dude be what you wanne be......and you should know that the hdd in your pc is the slowest component. And your pc is only as fast as your slowest component. grtz
subbed to the channel, thanks for the video upload, I never noticed it before, I just noticed these ssd's on sale last week and was thinking about picking one up.
Texture heavy games like Arma2 (and maybe GTA4) benefit from this as the huge textures take longer to load. This gives the illusion of low FPS, but it's really just the computer stuttering as it loads the textures. The SSDs overcome this.
Its not a graphics card, dude, its only a solid state driver, its not supposed to give you fps, but make things go faster, get it, alas your games will also read faster !
You do get more FPS, but it will vary with all games, due to size of games, but the performance overall will be great. The downsize to SSD drivers is the price.
it helps load games faster. like cod4 or any other fps games for that matter. I have a old dual core and even though it's oc'd it takes forever to load the server or new map, I didn't notice until gaming at a friends place while waiting for the new map to load when it says "waiting for server to load map" that it's me waiting and everyone else with a good computer is already playing, my friend played a round while I loaded up, I used to wonder how people had kills already by the time I joined
Look for SSDs with Indilinx controller. Those rock. Like them better than even Intel's.
Anandtech started that "100% 4k random write is everything"-trend. Now, while random write is important and it did show why JMicron-SSDs suck, it's not the only thing that matters from a consumers's perspective.
Those 7200 rpm harddrives were 2.5" Seagate Momentus 7200.2. Dunno if it was the fastest drives 8 months ago but they're still damn slow by todays standards. 45.80MB/s read (tomshardware) compared to Seagate 7200.12 with >100MB/s.
no i havent, ive run vista and windows 7 only on it.. windows 7 just seems a bi faster at things to me for some reason... im sure it would run fine though, just be sure to partition it for 10-15 gigs only for the OS and the rest for whatever....
I bloody wish they'd just replace those slow pieces of garbage controller-cards they put in there that makes the drive writes slow and start selling drives that are quick and useful rather than just cpu rehashes, we need faster writing ssd's not more cpus 4.fkz sake!
Aint that the truth. Everythings gaining speed and power, but the regular hard drives cant keep up as well. Computers have been using 7200rpm drives for many years. High rpm drives are a good improvement but their still kinda expeinsive and no where near being mainstream except in expensive high end pc's. I hope SSD's come down in price and go up in capacity, and fix that writing issue many were having.
Dang, looks nicer than the OCZ SSD's. Probably cause it's optimized for Intel, but still, AMD sucks, so Id like it. Probably cost more than the OCZ ones though. :(
I am happy that Intel realized hard drives are the biggest choke point in computer hardware, it is about time someone take the hard drive performance out of the stone age.
No your the stupid noob! Intel had 45nm node ALOT LONGER then AMD had! We are talking 10 years!...and Amd is the one who copy intel! Thats why half of AMDs chip technology is leased to AMD by intel!! In other words every CPU AMD sells intel is getting a cut!LOL So go back to Integrated circuit school before you come on youtube acting all foolinsh! You AMD fanboy!
I am sorry, I did read your post wrong.IBM is the one leasing out 45nm technology to AMD.Intel in fact are the first to design and build 45nm & 32nm chips ex...AMD should take another loan from that Abu Dubai group for future Reserch and Development..oh wait they own half of AMD.Your smack is weak...I am in no way an Intel fanboy but learn your facts before you come on here acting like a caveman!BTW AMD has yet to release there 45nm 'barcelona's' HAHA Your knowledge of CPU's is weak.
Do you want to get into my knoeledge of GPUs? I will school you there too buddy boy...ATI is alright but nvidea is better! common!! What do you have? btw i have a wife dont need a gf lol i think your the one who needs a gf..
ohh sorry i didn't run spell check...knowledge (roll eyes)...is that better for ya!? your lame! Your cp is cute btw..my intel, nvidia powered system would pound it into submission lol cute tough!
o rly>? ok cool i dont have spell software noob and i actualy have 5 rigs not one owned would u like more detail of you being owned go to my channle i have proof and i have one 3.2ghz quad core witha raptor x and hd4850 and 4 gigs and 790fx board and one witha 3.0ghz dual core and 500gb hd and 2gigs and x1950pro and a intel rig! yes noob this is how i know they suck 2.10ghz o/c and 7800gt yes i have nvidia also! you got pwned nooob go to channel to see all rigs
weak.. i have a core i7 940 running at 3.4ghz with 6gigs of ram... the mobo is the evga intel x58 and i have 2 ssd on raid (each 30 gigs, if i remember correctly they should be the ocz ssd's), also i run dual SLI with the 9800gtx's. quality over quantity =) and um.. just a tip.. don't say noob lol it just makes you sound stupid =P
1min OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!
TopGameForever 2 weeks ago
Oh no! a minute of my life gone when I want to chop and change constantly to different games!
I better buy a rediculously overpriced SSD to get that minute back
Exgaves 4 weeks ago
I've paid 200€ for a ocz vertex 2 120gb.. and srsly that's my best deal ever on a pc !
madofmygoddess 1 month ago
Two 7200RPM drives in raid 0, on a laptop? Good luck with your battery life bro
NoobsAreUsh 2 months ago
I can't trust to Intel - facebook.com/Intel/posts/10150350077066850
SoloNifer 2 months ago
so if this video is correct (and im sure they have stretched the truth as far as they can)
then 3 games... usually only want to play one game at any one time....
and it saved like a minute.....
60 secs / 3 = 20 seconds
naturally you'll need a big ssd for all your games so we'll say around 500GB
so...
you will save 20 seconds of your time loading into games if you pay like $550 more for your hard disk.....
POPPYCOCK!
DaGleese 3 months ago
ok srsly. portal doesnt open up into a game automatically... wheres that menu screen eh? looks like a video, but just delaying the hard drive one to make it look slower than the ssd.
rysliv 4 months ago
why not comparing it with a single 7200rpm hdd?
because most people dont know what raid is anyway,,,,,,
a single hdd would be slower and that would make it a nicer commercial (bigger difference)
kerolification 6 months ago
Although I know how SSDs are fast (2x to 200x, in synthetics, and about 3x to 5x in RL usage), it would be better to compare a single SSD versus a RAID 0 of 2 or more 10k/15k RPM HDDs; that would seem less unfair, in my opinion, since 7200 RPM HDDs are very cheap nowadays.
I'm talking about a 3ms seek time or less (10k/15k RPM HDD) vs the average 9~12ms (more or less), of the so popular 7200 RPM HDDs...then, of course, any modern SSD would just kick their asses with 0.085ms...or less.
ATDOINFERNO 6 months ago
High performance gaming NOTEBOOKS.....really?
DuckslayerCFC 6 months ago
1:25 "Intel SSD's are a gamers best friend"
rofl. Most games have streaming either way to make the games start up faster. A better video card matters much more.
MouthofSaurons 7 months ago
ooooooh 1 min -_- .. Not amused ...bring in the other one
ninja987 7 months ago
LOL segate 7200 RPM ... why donc use a 10k HDD or a black claviar sata 3 for the other use a gaming HDD not the first shit you see and put in the computer in raid 0
reviewpaintball911 7 months ago
lol you better compare some shit before you say seagate is shit.
my seagate barracuda 11 st310000528as (7200 rpm , 1 TB )
minimum transfer rate : 65.2 MB/s
max. trans. rate : 134.8 MB/s
avrg. trans. rate : 105.9 MB/s
acces time : 15.5 ms
and thats still one of the not so good seagtes ...
but im okay wirh you believing WD's ads by saying its a black edition uuh fast ... but ouuh its just medium shit and expensive . if you want speed get an ssd
seantal007 7 months ago
@seantal007 i'm not saying wd is better but i can talk after having several seagates and a couple maxtors fail. i'm not certain as to the average or peak performance of the drives i have seen fail but i have a wd now and it blows the previous drives out of the water. it might be that i'm comparing old drives to a more recent model though. still the failure rate is b/s. 2 160gig, 1 300gig barracudas, and 1 500 gig maxtor. that makes me think, maybe seagate isn't so great. i'll see about wds
blueovalfan23 5 months ago
@blueovalfan23 gotta agree with the other dude
i have a 500GB seagate momentus 7200 rpm in my laptop, which has very mediocre specs (dual core processor, 3GB ram etc)
and i have a 500GB WD caviar black 7200 rpm in my gaming rig, which has a much better quad core processor and 4GB ram
both systems are on 64-bit, but the laptop actually STILL transfers faster than my gaming rig
and seagate offer a 3 year guarantee, with data recovery
DaGleese 3 months ago
@DaGleese lol i had a 5 year old maxtor that was under warranty. i got what the tech support described as a brand new drive. it makes funny noises and demonstrates some strange behavior already. same thing for my fairly new freeagent. the momentus isn't a normal hard drive and the caviar blacks (imo) are are over rated. i just said i'll see about wd and seagate has had a bad run with me. i even pointed out i was comparing older drives to a newer one. i'm glad you are happy with the momentus.
blueovalfan23 3 months ago
very nice video demo, intel.
hope your company will make more SSD and cheaper prices. just a comment.
rogelioVela1985 11 months ago
but price not best friend
eltahan123 11 months ago 6
This demo is amusing cuz how can a SSD drive increase fps in games? There's no sense to buy SSD drive if u have a weak videocard and insufficient amount of memory...
Xpert30 11 months ago
@Xpert30 Oh totally. Immersive games like wow/might/benefit slightly from it, you know, what with loading certain areas and what not (I don't play wow, I'm running off assumption). But actual fps? Psh, you'd be an idiot not to upgrade the Video card, CPU, and RAM first.
vendo233 10 months ago
High gears, indeed, SSD let me own you!! Bought a Kingston, awesome and cheaper
georgie1998ful 11 months ago
@georgie1998ful
Don't be too quick pal. Kingstons (except the latest V+ series and remarked Intel's SSDs) are good for nothing because of their slow controllers. Besides, they might have good speed rates at the beginning of their so to speak "career", but degrade some time later. At first I bought Kingston 64 Gb V+ series, but in a week I exchanged it with additional charge for Intel X25-M.
Xpert30 11 months ago
This is a very poor test.
Neandrathal 1 year ago
FUCK U THIS IS STUPID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheDavesail 1 year ago
I'll wait another year until 1TB SSD's will be available.
TotalyGamer 1 year ago
showing just the load time difference would be more impressive
sobrienism 1 year ago
yeah, this shows a lot with the cuts in the video and all.
masterchief3k 1 year ago
do SSDs only affect loading time? Comparing the price between regular hdds and SSDs, I think I can wait a bit more for the game to load.
HDaviator 1 year ago
hey dude if u have dont have much money u can get 40 gb sdd for $100 and u will need 1 more hard drive for data
bobbycat711 1 year ago
what si the best Storage unit (fastest) SSD or WD velociraptor??? or there is something else faster?
4763843 1 year ago
@4763843 the fastest and most reliable (meaning less chances for failure) is the SSD, but for file storage, the HDD would be best because it's much cheaper and the chances for a HDD to fail so so minimal that it's still worth buying. I my self bought a 120 GB SSD for OS and other frequently used and heavy programs and 10Tb of HDD (5x2Tb) for *cough cough* download *cough* and......???
So Go for SSD for pure speed but expect to pay a heavy price!.
svampebob007 1 year ago
@svampebob007 WTF 10Tb??? How much are you using now!?!? u got server?
4763843 1 year ago
@4763843 I'm using 4,5TB out of 6TB, and yes I have a file server (my computer), I'm selling 4TB of storage to the other people that live in the house. that''s how I pay for my rent :P
svampebob007 1 year ago
fake
Buttonspammer 1 year ago
this comparison is fucking stupid!!!
start a game at the EXACT SAME TIME.....
then start a new act the EXACT SAME TIME.
how you guys set up this video comparison is fucking horrible I couldn't even tell the 3.5 drives where any slower if it wasn't for the timer.
you guys showed 2 completely different things happening at the same time
flawns 1 year ago 2
@flawns I think the point was to show that you can get more done on a SSD because it takes less time.
thatguitarguy99 1 year ago
@flawns
They where running a script so that when one program ran for a certain amount of time it switched to the other one. They both did the exact same thing.
HDaviator 1 year ago
I suppose that if you have the most extreme case of ADD, and get bored of playing a game after 20 seconds of game time, and feel the urge to load up a new game, a SSD is for you. Let's stop and think here. We know SSDs do not improve FPS or performance in gameplay in any major way. You spend 98% of the time playing the game, not loading it. Price per gig on a SSD is through the roof.
This isn't my friend. This is your attempt to get me to buy overpriced crap as a gamer.
Erhoben 1 year ago
i ll buy these harddrives,they serve great purpose for me!
bharatkumargupta 1 year ago
Do you have to have a intel motherboard to get the intel ssd?
Kri38 1 year ago
hooray for more money to spend
ytxcg 1 year ago
SSD to the end!
theTechBOY64 1 year ago
I get to live in an era if high-end technologies! :3
WiierdGamer 1 year ago
too bad solid state drives cost a fortune
aziansn4k3 1 year ago 33
@aziansn4k3 to bad your a cheap fuck
markusblomstrand92 1 year ago
@markusblomstrand92 that's great too bad you're an asshole
aziansn4k3 1 year ago
@aziansn4k3 Yeh cause I shit on people like you.
markusblomstrand92 1 year ago
@markusblomstrand92 so you like to shit on people? weird fetish you have there
aziansn4k3 1 year ago
@aziansn4k3 Rather funny to make people look like shit.
markusblomstrand92 1 year ago
@aziansn4k3 they are getting cheaper
barf245 1 year ago
@aziansn4k3 a fortune ? a good proccessor costs 200 dollars a good graphics card costs 200 dollars a good mainboard costs 150 dollars good ram costs 80 dollars so i think a good and very fast storage device is woth 100 dollars . its just the people dont wanna pay 100 bux for 50 gigs if the can have 1000 gigs for 50 dollars . most people just see the capacity not the speed . i mean big hdds are good for media n stuff but boot up and games you should definetely use an ssd . hdd's bottleneck
seantal007 7 months ago
I might purchase an SSD once they come down in price, and have more storage per drive, because right now, I can get a 1TB HDD for $80.
CJCA915 1 year ago
SSD is improved loading times, once in your actually inside the performance isn't too much better.
Zallomallo0 1 year ago
That being said. SSDs are not for your average computer user. For a pack-rat and SSD would be an inconvenience. For gamers, power users, multitasking, multimedia junkies; Yes, install only the necessities and commonly used software on it, and dump the rest on a HDD. They do have 128 and 256 SSDs. Combined in RAID-0 is plentiful for a gamer to install half a dozen big titles on.
focus0306 1 year ago
Think about other useful uses like CAM or CAD software. More popular in the tool and die trade Mastercam. compiling very large, complex tool paths involves intense HDD usage. So a solid-state drive would drastically improve number crunching and getting that program to the CNC machine quicker and cutting alloys then traditional HDD. Also it will greatly help video editors in video encoding. There are other areas a SSD would greatly be useful. Not just gaming and power users...
focus0306 1 year ago
Hello kawaihui. We've put the Intel SSDs in various RAID configurations and haven't experienced problems. Of course, I can't speak for all SSD vendors.
channelintel 1 year ago
The only thing is, make sure don't Raid the SSD, it'll mass up the drive in about a month.
kawaihui 1 year ago
Hello, I'm with Intel and I'm the monitor for this forum. Some end users have anecdotally seen FPS boosts with our SSDs and it's also possible to occasionally see visual improvements with our SSDs not related to FPS (particularly when playing a PC game at its highest graphics setting.) However, SSDs aren't meant to compete with gfx cards. If you have high-end gfx & CPU in your system, you should consider adding an SSD because at some point you will experience storage I/o bottlenecks.
channelintel 1 year ago
@channelintel Hello, channelintel. I was curious, if a system were set up with a small SSD as the primary boot drive (30 or 40gb) with only the OS on it, combined with a large HDD drive for storage to actually install the games on (500gb+), would the SSD still boost the loading / performance of the games?
Adeon55 1 year ago
Hello Adeon55. While we haven't done the experiment you described, I don't think that installing only the OS to the SSD would improve the game level load time.
channelintel 1 year ago
@channelintel I see, thank you for the response. :-)
Adeon55 1 year ago
@channelintel No, the games will still have to be loaded off the physical HDD which would still yield the same old HDD speed results.
Magnuspire 1 year ago
@Adeon55 By logic, it'll improve your boot up times from a shut down, and anything to do with the OS will improve, plus anything on the SSD. But anything on the conventional HDD will still remain.
Vampyreq 1 year ago
@Adeon55 My understanding of SSDs are that only what you have on those drives is what will run uber fast.
If you put just the OS on the hard drive, then only the OS will fly like that. Because of the huge size of games these days, I'm probably gonna wait before buying an SSD drive so I can put more than a couple games on it.
Taima 1 year ago
@Adeon55
Your boot times will increase but as for loading the games no because they are still being read off a 7200rpm drive so best bet is to get about a 60-100gb for a boot drive then save up for a really nice ssd thats 250+ gb and load your games on that .. overall your computer bottleneck will change to most likely the cpu.
zergdog 1 year ago
@Adeon55 Yes the setup you are asking about will increase performance in games, having the second drive only being used for programs and games is better than just a single drive because both the OS and the programs have to access the drive in a single drive setup. The physical performance boost is not much though. save your money and wait for price drops, then get a larger capacity.
decimat777 1 year ago
@channelintel Hi, so you meant beside loading speed, SSD can also boost up the fps in games ? and what are the visual improvements not related to fps ??? My system is i7 920, 6gb memory and gtx295, fps in Crysis at max setting was 40-50 fps, yetI have problems called missing texture, everything only appear if I get really near them, do you think it is because of my 8mb cache HDD, will the SSD solve that ?
growingup2204 1 year ago
@Therearenogoodsc ok explain to me why i would pay $1000 to get a 10-15 fps boost when i could buy 3 gtx 285's and get a way better fps boost
swiftarrow22 1 year ago
Also helps in performance for games with big textures. I got 12 to 16fps better in GTAIV using SSD.
I went from 32fps @ 2560 x 1600 to 48fps
Z3RiN 1 year ago
Make sure you guys get a generation 2 SSD to have TRIM support.
wushuk1ng 1 year ago
id rather spend a grand in a new gpu and processor
swiftarrow22 2 years ago
@swiftarrow22 NOOB :)
Masterke85 1 year ago
how so why would i spend a grand to boost my fps a little when i can spend that money and get a gpu and cpu that will increase my fps 20x fold over getting a SSD you sir are the n00b
swiftarrow22 1 year ago
@swiftarrow22 Just joking dude be what you wanne be......and you should know that the hdd in your pc is the slowest component. And your pc is only as fast as your slowest component. grtz
Masterke85 1 year ago
Noob
itchyfingers89 1 year ago
@itchyfingers89 hahaah thx mate
Masterke85 1 year ago
subbed to the channel, thanks for the video upload, I never noticed it before, I just noticed these ssd's on sale last week and was thinking about picking one up.
unokilo321 2 years ago
contradicted yourself with it does give u fps and then stating its not suppose to give u fps. I'll get one for those MMO's and instance load times :)
countdown54321 2 years ago
<3 my X25-M G2 SSD
mille666 2 years ago
yeah on mine fallout 3 and oblivion no shuttering! NONE!
MeestaKeefGirly 2 years ago
@MeestaKeefGirly
How about Gothic 3?
I find most that like Morrowind/Oblivion have Gothic 2-3 :P
Twisted86 2 years ago
@Twisted86 not sure havent played it... i would assume so...
MeestaKeefGirly 2 years ago
It loads the games faster but does it get better FPS?? cause i dont think so...
Nice video 5/5 :)
johnie1992 2 years ago
Texture heavy games like Arma2 (and maybe GTA4) benefit from this as the huge textures take longer to load. This gives the illusion of low FPS, but it's really just the computer stuttering as it loads the textures. The SSDs overcome this.
madmarco245 2 years ago
So you mean that an SSD will give me a better gameplay But not more FPS?
johnie1992 2 years ago
Essentially, yes. Search "arma 2 ssd" in google and click the 'tacticalgamer' link. Good explanation there.
madmarco245 2 years ago
Ok thanks I'll check it ou!
It's the same with GTA IV? I mean the way it works... can an SSD increase the GTA IVs fps too?
Also does problems like road or buildings disappearing when running very Fast are caused by my slow HDD??
Thanks dude :)
johnie1992 2 years ago
I am not sure, it could be. If not, it might just be the video card. I don't have an SSD and I rarely get the disappearing buildings problem.
madmarco245 2 years ago
Ok, I found that I was looking for in "tacticalgamer" :)
Thanks!
johnie1992 2 years ago
Its not a graphics card, dude, its only a solid state driver, its not supposed to give you fps, but make things go faster, get it, alas your games will also read faster !
Ryuuken24 2 years ago
Yea but whats the point to get one when it does not improve the gameplay!?
Whats the point to read faster when they dont get more FPS??
johnie1992 2 years ago
You do get more FPS, but it will vary with all games, due to size of games, but the performance overall will be great. The downsize to SSD drivers is the price.
Ryuuken24 2 years ago
it helps load games faster. like cod4 or any other fps games for that matter. I have a old dual core and even though it's oc'd it takes forever to load the server or new map, I didn't notice until gaming at a friends place while waiting for the new map to load when it says "waiting for server to load map" that it's me waiting and everyone else with a good computer is already playing, my friend played a round while I loaded up, I used to wonder how people had kills already by the time I joined
unokilo321 2 years ago
Mostly right. It's a solid state drive. Instead of using a moving disk and magnets it uses System ram and Thumb drive technology for storage.
Magnuspire 2 years ago
how fast are 2 samsung f1 spinpoints in raid 0?
uut0 2 years ago
Look for SSDs with Indilinx controller. Those rock. Like them better than even Intel's.
Anandtech started that "100% 4k random write is everything"-trend. Now, while random write is important and it did show why JMicron-SSDs suck, it's not the only thing that matters from a consumers's perspective.
riDDimann 2 years ago
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i'd rather cut one of my legs off than spending 600 pounds on one 2.5 inch ssd
bigdima3 2 years ago
Intel SSDs should start at about 160, other similarly good models even lower than that.
riDDimann 2 years ago
ye i know, like ocz, trancend etc , ,,but intel ones have intel controller in while others have jmcron
bigdima3 2 years ago
Those 7200 rpm harddrives were 2.5" Seagate Momentus 7200.2. Dunno if it was the fastest drives 8 months ago but they're still damn slow by todays standards. 45.80MB/s read (tomshardware) compared to Seagate 7200.12 with >100MB/s.
sajfen 2 years ago
The 7200.12 is a 3.5" drive.
riDDimann 2 years ago
this video has time transitions, not cool. bad comparison.
7Vitagen 2 years ago
Intel didn't start the SSD revolution but it sure did kick it into high gear.
fibertech9 3 years ago 25
SSD might be worlds faster but you can pick up 2x250GB 7200RPM for 120bucks total...1/4 the price of the cheapest SSD.
Twisted86 3 years ago
You're getting ripped off. I got a 1.5 TB drive for $120 off of Newegg.
But yeah, your argument is still valid.
Also, games are huge now as well, most newer games averaging around 6 GB. That's only 13 or 14 games on the biggest SSD out right now.
Fletcherwyla 3 years ago
Well I simply saying for a lot more space + Raid 0 you can do better and get faster speeds if 7200RPM is not acceptable vs using SSD.
Personally I run 2x 120GB SATA drives in RAID 0 and have a 500gb storage drive away from the array to prevent loss of data.
Works like a charm though I am sure SSD destroys it.
Twisted86 3 years ago
Yeah it does destroy it... i got a Patriot Warp SSD on tiger direct, it was $125 on sale for 64g
well worth it, im running windows 7 on it, games boot insanely fast... and system boot is never longer than 5 sec from power to log in screen
johnthegr8 3 years ago
have you tried the boot on xp?
SPLITZRZR 2 years ago
no i havent, ive run vista and windows 7 only on it.. windows 7 just seems a bi faster at things to me for some reason... im sure it would run fine though, just be sure to partition it for 10-15 gigs only for the OS and the rest for whatever....
johnthegr8 2 years ago
I bloody wish they'd just replace those slow pieces of garbage controller-cards they put in there that makes the drive writes slow and start selling drives that are quick and useful rather than just cpu rehashes, we need faster writing ssd's not more cpus 4.fkz sake!
24putersavvy86 3 years ago
Aint that the truth. Everythings gaining speed and power, but the regular hard drives cant keep up as well. Computers have been using 7200rpm drives for many years. High rpm drives are a good improvement but their still kinda expeinsive and no where near being mainstream except in expensive high end pc's. I hope SSD's come down in price and go up in capacity, and fix that writing issue many were having.
joshnc101 3 years ago
nice
Balmer1 3 years ago
I really want to buy a solid state drive but frankly the price is way too high! $600 c'mon
XenoSilvano 3 years ago
Dang, looks nicer than the OCZ SSD's. Probably cause it's optimized for Intel, but still, AMD sucks, so Id like it. Probably cost more than the OCZ ones though. :(
DerekFord95 3 years ago
I am happy that Intel realized hard drives are the biggest choke point in computer hardware, it is about time someone take the hard drive performance out of the stone age.
PeteRoy 3 years ago
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lol a typical intel noob ^^^
ugh buddy there have been ssd's for like 30 years know
but they have been avable to the public about 3 months ago
and now JUST NOW intel has one just now
and this isnt the only thing they copy
they copy amds barcelona cpu
and amds 45nm cpu
but when you reply to this your gion to say something like this
(then why the hell dont i see them for sale or have i heard about them)
the answer to that is becuase amd doesnt advert and could afford to realesE!
staticxmako 3 years ago
No your the stupid noob! Intel had 45nm node ALOT LONGER then AMD had! We are talking 10 years!...and Amd is the one who copy intel! Thats why half of AMDs chip technology is leased to AMD by intel!! In other words every CPU AMD sells intel is getting a cut!LOL So go back to Integrated circuit school before you come on youtube acting all foolinsh! You AMD fanboy!
Raidertilldeath 3 years ago
wow cleary u dont read
its a fact
as in it cant be changed
look it up
the made
not thought up
they made it first
staticxmako 3 years ago
I am sorry, I did read your post wrong.IBM is the one leasing out 45nm technology to AMD.Intel in fact are the first to design and build 45nm & 32nm chips ex...AMD should take another loan from that Abu Dubai group for future Reserch and Development..oh wait they own half of AMD.Your smack is weak...I am in no way an Intel fanboy but learn your facts before you come on here acting like a caveman!BTW AMD has yet to release there 45nm 'barcelona's' HAHA Your knowledge of CPU's is weak.
Raidertilldeath 3 years ago
get a gf
staticxmako 3 years ago
Do you want to get into my knoeledge of GPUs? I will school you there too buddy boy...ATI is alright but nvidea is better! common!! What do you have? btw i have a wife dont need a gf lol i think your the one who needs a gf..
Raidertilldeath 3 years ago
"my knoeledge" ugh yea
staticxmako 3 years ago
ohh sorry i didn't run spell check...knowledge (roll eyes)...is that better for ya!? your lame! Your cp is cute btw..my intel, nvidia powered system would pound it into submission lol cute tough!
Raidertilldeath 3 years ago
staticxmako 3 years ago
weak.. i have a core i7 940 running at 3.4ghz with 6gigs of ram... the mobo is the evga intel x58 and i have 2 ssd on raid (each 30 gigs, if i remember correctly they should be the ocz ssd's), also i run dual SLI with the 9800gtx's. quality over quantity =) and um.. just a tip.. don't say noob lol it just makes you sound stupid =P
tdeath101 3 years ago
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