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    7805 and SSD

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by CrackeRheaD, Jul 5, 2012.

  1. CrackeRheaD

    CrackeRheaD Notebook Guru

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    I had a bunch of stuff sitting here that I won in a contest to build a new desktop. 1 of the items was a Patriot Wildfire 120 SSD. I hated to see it sitting there waiting to be finished so I installed it in my laptop. Works pretty nice so far. Im just curious what kind of performance I can expect from it with my laptop not being sata 6? Ive done what tweaks I could. I still need to move the Users folder. I ran CrystalDiskMark and got 263+ MB/s read and 182 MB/s write for speeds. Just wondering if this sounds about right?
     
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    namaiki "basically rocks" Super Moderator

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    250MB/s+ sounds reasonable to me. Not sure about the write speed. What if you do the test with a "zero" or "one" fill instead of random data (File-> Test data)?
     
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    Just re-ran it with a 1 fill. 261.8 read. 252.7 write. (3 passes)
     
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    Do you already have the latest firmware for your SSD? Is your SSD's partition aligned? (check with AS SSD benchmark application - it should mention OK or BAD)