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Thread: Is switching to an SSD drive worth it?

  1. #1
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    Is switching to an SSD drive worth it?

    Hello
    I've been thinking about switch out my old harddrive for an SSD drive. I don't need a TB of storage so I am willing to sacrifice space for speed.

    While doing some research on SSD drives, it seems it can be a little bit complicated. I've read about needing to update your bios, then doing updates to the firmwire to the SSD drive, etc...

    I would like to be able to install the drive once and be done with the process. I have my own business and do not want to get involved with a never ending project.

    Does anyone have any opinions on switching to an SSD drive??

    When switching drives in general is it easiest to install the drive as a slave, clone the old to the new and then switch them out?

    I haven't played around with hardware in years and I am probably way out of date on my thinking.

    Thanks for any input!

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    Check out the OCZ vertex series support forums.. loads of info on setting up SSD's Cloning the drives works, but you need a clone program that will keep the SSD partition allignment; the SSD's need partition alignment to work at peak performance.

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