I thought 1333 Ram was a waste of money?
And this guy does know he could have bought it without HDD's and max ram and saved money right?
Nobody cares that you spent a ton of money, stop trying to buy friends.
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I read about the 1333 and I understood it the same way as you I think^^
RAM: 1333Mhz vs. 1066Mhz
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Hello there,
I maxed out the specs on this machine. See sig. Even upgraded to a Blu Ray burner (I work with big video files). Still waiting to receive it though.
Ordered 6/10
cancelled twice
EDD 01/01/001 (for real) but on the phone with a rep: 07/09
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Why did you decide to spend extra for the ram and not go for the SSD? How big are these video files? I would think you would want the faster reads from the SSDs.
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In his sig I read 500GB SSD Raid0?
Greetings
Julian -
My video files range from 2Gb to 750Gb but I won't be with files bigger than 20Gigs. I do TV commercials and documentaries and need a good machine for watching my HD footages on site....and hard core gaming on my free time "if the wife allows it" (she pretty much does though" -
Howitzer225 Death Company Dreadnought
Slap in a 1TB SSD on the maxed M17x and it'll be perfect.
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
512GB SSDs do exist but I have only seem them offered in one Toshiba notebook in Japan and it is of course horribly expensive.
Time is a cure for just about anything; I am sure your 256GB SSDs will suffice for the time being.The upcoming 34nm Intel SSDs could make things interesting:
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You've got to bench it when you get it. That is one sweet setup.
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i expect 1tb SSD's by the end of the year going by the progression of SSD's now
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Yeah i posted this news some page ago.
TBH the inquirer isn't the most trustworthy source around but generally they r right.
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with the smaller manufacturing i expect them to be able to increase the amount of storage
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discussion for SSD shouldn't be here but i couldn't afford a 250+ SSD got it on sale for 110
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Does anybody have any numbers on exactly what the read/write speeds are when comparing Solid State to 7200rpm?
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or visit http://www.ssdvshdd.com
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We're talking about SSD's,
Who remembers punched cards?
I was a little kid when I received my first computers in 1982: ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64 with respectively CPU: 3.5MHz and 1.02MHz
Games came in tapes or 10 pages of "BASIC" programming
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I had a Commodore64 with tape drive. And I remember playing ZORK and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy... the old school text based adventures.
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ok - lets get back to topic please...
M17x Max SPEC!!
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