iMac Intel i7 + SSD Speed Test

iMac Intel i7 Processor + SSD: Application & Boot up Speed
Seeing how fast the mid 2010 Apple iMac with the Intel Core i& chip plus SSD boots and loads applications.

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[AcousticFender44]

I'm hoping to get one of these at the end of this week, maybe this or the Macbook Air or Pro.. My current PC turns on in 15 minutes.

[mohnish59]

Thumbs up if you see the video starting again at 2:46 ;)

[mozdonny]

@ForTuxinet This is IT mate, it is about logic and mathmatics. There is no sorcery in play!

I've tried the OS itself, it was a locked Linux distro and by the way, the thing does not even have a graphically managable event log! Not like I'd need it, but that is all about the ease of use..

As for the hardware, it is physics in play, and the mega corps that make the shit in your mac, also make the shit that I can buy, standalone!

[ForTuxinet]

@mozdonny Bull crap!! You get what you pay for!! just try one and you will see!!!

[mozdonny]

@GILLESGILLES2 Yeah sure, in the dreamland of stupid consumers..

[GILLESGILLES2]

but they are so much better in every point. You pay for what you get

[kmanceltics]

@Jerverio you know that (>) is greater than right?

[jevchance]

@dudwls86 I'll chime in here, you install OS and Applications on your SSD. The 1TB is used for large iTunes and iPhoto libraries, Video libraries, etc.

[PolitiekincorrectTV]

Imac 27 inch i7 2,8 2011 model without SSD boots up within 30 secs. so is it worth to use SSD? Gimme a break plse!

[unlockthepower]

Nice. It's an incredible rip off but it is a really fucking nice bit of kit no doubt.

[dudwls86]

Good day! nice video~

i have some questions about the ssd's

where do you install de OS.. in HD or SSD??

And so with other programs.. do you install them in HD or SSD in order to run faster??

So what do you do exctly with your 1TB HD??

thanks!

[mozdonny]

Actually, this is not a fucking test.