just checking, is samsung evo being sold locally?
The SSD Thread V4, Solid State Drive
The SSD Thread V4, Solid State Drive
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Oct 6 2013, 08:30 PM
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just checking, is samsung evo being sold locally?
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Jan 20 2014, 07:03 PM
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For first time buyers, here's something i have to say.
SSD has come a long way since i bought the intel 160 GB. And it hasnt caused me any issue. Just download their software (whichever brand) and it will tell you option needed to change certain settings like disabling defrag and TRIM. There may be other features in there on SSD now that you probably wont even notice unless you like to squeeze every drop of power it has. As for space, for me a general rule is to keep it as small as i can afford. Because let's face it, your TB of hdd space is filled with 50% junk. SSD filled with junk is a waste of money, because it is not for storage. I actively delete junk programs and games i do not play anymore. Since installation is fast, i'd just reinstall on a later date if i feel like playing. |
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Jan 21 2014, 05:16 PM
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Another thing i've observed in regards to lifespan is also this:
I typically replace gadgets every 4 years. And current SSD can last roughly 7 years+ .. So aggressively installing/uninstalling stuff brings it to a close number of my 4 years usage. But even with my aggressive usage, i think there's still plenty more than 4 years. My point is, don't worry about the lifespan on current SSD. To keep it optimal 1. defrag=off 2. trim=on And do whatever you want to it. I used it for my heavy rendering and it's still kicking after 2 years+ (lost count). |
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