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The SSD Thread V3, The Speed You Need
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aLpHa-Ev7
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 Oct 17 2012, 01:13 PM
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QUOTE(alexzai @ Oct 17 2012, 12:42 AM) Just upgrading from HDD to SSD today, wanna know is my SSD speed is normal or too low? newbie here ps..I'm using Corsair Force 3 120GB Motherboard H77M-D3H Processor Intel i5 3470   Please advise if it's too low or anything i can do about it. Thank you! Speed looks about right for Corsair Force 3 120GB. But try other benchmark suites and compare against here: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/corsa..._review,12.html |
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aLpHa-Ev7
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Nov 30 2012, 05:45 PM
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without a battery backed cache, any disk drive (HDD or SSD) will have the likelihood of data corruption in an event of a power failure.
A SSD Nand-flash must fully complete an in-progress program (write) operation to ensure the data is stored properly within the NAND cell, so if halfway power got cut, you may experience some data loss/corruption.
This post has been edited by aLpHa-Ev7: Nov 30 2012, 05:46 PM
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aLpHa-Ev7
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Dec 3 2012, 01:09 PM
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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ Nov 30 2012, 11:24 PM) if lets say i set in my desktop power options to turn off the hard disk (SSD in this case) after 20 mins idle, will it be affected, if the power outage occur after 20 mins i leave my comp. if it was not writing data at that point in time, chances of data corruption is greatly reduced. |
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