RunCore 64gb Pro IV Light 50mm mini-SATA PCI-e SSD in my eeepc 901

Here is my really nice eeepc 901 where I have a 64gb ssd in since 2 days! :D
there is also a 32gb runcore secundairy drive in there and a 32gb sd card :O

It is great, but I was hoping it would be a bit faster during boot up then the original 4gb one :-(

But then again it is great to have rather much space on the 901 to put movies and musics and more on
it without running out of space in 3 minutes! :D

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• RunCore
• 64gb
• Pro
• IV
• Light
• 50mm
• mini-SATA
• PCI-e
• SSD
• eeepc
• 901

[gpanos85]

This SSD IS TOO SLOW.

[1walkgirl]

@gpanos85

No it is not :-)

[MRCAB]

what were the specs on that video file? Will it play 720p files; MKV?

Thanks

[1walkgirl]

Hello :-)

The video is 720 by 400!!

what does mkv mean?

:-)

[MRCAB]

@1walkgirl .mkv is a file extension, like .avi, that holds h.264 encoded video which is often used for HD video files. When I said '720p' I was referring to videos that are 1280x720. I was just curious how well they played with your Pro IV.

Actually, go to bigbuckbunny(dot)org and see if you can play any of the 1280x720 files that are marked "H.264" :-)

Thanks for the reply!

[1walkgirl]

I found them!, I will make a video from them playing soon! :-)

The 720 was okay, the 1080 wa sa bit chpooy :-(

[wwjoshdew]

You should check out "Soluto". I installed it and my boot time was a little over 3 minutes, and now it's less than 2. (I have a 5400 rpm. REALLY considering swapping this 250GB hdd, for a 64gb ssd because I really don't need that much space. i just browse the web and edit videos.

[shellite]

If you werent running a virus scanner on that poor little netbook it would be a lot faster :)

[MRCAB]

Takes me about 50 seconds to boot up win7, but I never really use that: what's nice is that I can set it to hibernate and that will only take 20sec. to turn off/on and go into windows. Very nice. I freakin' love this SSD.

[MRCAB]

@1walkgirl Thanks for that. I'm not all that concerned with the 1080p files, as I don't really have many files that big. I do have 720 files that I'd like to output to a TV though.

I did order the 32GB version of the same SSD, so I'm really looking forward to it!