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Quote "SSDs make Vista usable." I guess the best thing to do right now is to have your OS (or multiple OS's) in an 32GB SSD for instance, and a big HDD as seco
by barredo 18y ago
Quote "SSDs make Vista usable."
I guess the best thing to do right now is to have your OS (or multiple OS's) in an 32GB SSD for instance, and a big HDD as second drive for multimedia and general storage. Right?
Edit: Like other people say, thanks for linking to print version :-)
- jbm 18y agoI have a NEC w/ a solid state HD. It was dying under Vista - couldn't even load an image file in less than 10 seconds. Think about it - a miniscule 40kb jpeg would take 10 seconds to load. I switched to Ubuntu and most of my problems went away.
- barredo 18y agoA tiny jpeg takes 10 seconds to load? That's weird. Does Vista have issues with your SSD's drivers or something? Nice to hear that it worked as it should with Ubuntu
- gnaritas 18y agoThat's exactly what I'm doing, 64gig SSD for OS/Programs and 756gig SATA HDD for data/temp files/cache. Seems to work great, loving the speed of program launching on the SSD, no delay, click an icon and bam.. app is launched.