HDD vs SSD booting Windows 7
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this music is ROFL
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@Snejkuu and everyone knows that is absolute bullshit
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not impressed, i use a 1tb 7000 rpm drive and windows loads very fast, not as fast as the sdd but not much slower either, oh and i paid 140 for 1TB!
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@IRoflWaffleI you're wrong babe!
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or even a load from memory on the SSD?
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do you always loose firmware options after bios when using SSD like shown in the video or is your SSD resuming and the HDD is doing a full boot? either way that's either a bad comparison even if SSD is faster that would be an added "con" to lose that, on some systems, plus the cost per MB :( only basic "pro's" i can come up with are dropping a laptop and faster, semi safer backups (if you don't consider disk recovery compared to the ease of recovery on an HDD) just an observation, any thots?
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How much can you hold data wise On your SSD
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I have 2gb ram, <3ghz pretty shitty HDD and my windows 7 loads up faster than your SDD ;<
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yea it's blazing fast , but does that justify the price tag SSDs have with their low capacity !? ....... I hope they get cheaper soon ,......
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you access BIOS and select drive boot priority, you should select SSD, HDD and a DVD drive if you have one in that order. You should of loaded OS into SSD, you always need to boot drive with OS first.
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how do i appoint a drive to boot-up like I have a ssd and a HDD
Are there any tricks or tip that you guys are using to get low 20 second boot times?
john0022 8 months ago
@john0022 Well, no real tricks actually. I just removed all crap I didn't use from the startup (via ccleaner, or msconfig), and turned the IDE controller off in the bios, since I don't have any IDE devices connected. That's basically it.
sonicdk 8 months ago