I have the stock 320 in my MBP. I almost ordered the Intel SSD that was like $1000...but then I came to my senses and told myself that was crazy.
However, in my old MBP I had the Hitachi 7k200 hard drive, and then was a solid drive. It was definitely faster.
I want to get the Seagate 500 gb 7200.4 drive. Do you guys think I would be able to notice a difference in overall speed compared to my 320?
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mullenbooger Former New York Giant
Get the $400 intel drive?
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Yeah I think $400 is pretty good now, considering what it was before. I think he was referring to the 160GB version though, which is currently about $800.
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i read somewhere on engadget that the intel ssds tend to become slower with time and this has got something to do with the algorithms written for these drives. Personally, i would advise you to save your money and stick with the drive you have. You can get the 500gb drive only if you'll be needing that additional space.
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a few second loading faster definitely not worth money.
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SSD is definetely great but still not mature. I suggest wait another six months for even better speed and price reduction.
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but those 80gb intel ssd look so appealing
they are "cheap" @ ebay!
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I am drooling at the mouth for one of those things...
BTW, which one would you get, the M series or the other one?
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don't know m8
maybe both?
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Should I upgrade my HDD?
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by CanadianDude, Mar 13, 2009.