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Erm...if your very good at soldering and designed a PCB with an S-ata interface then yes... you can buy solid state hard drives but they are incredibly expensive.
Gigabytes Iram is probably the closest you will get, and it is marketed as "boot windows XP in seconds"... Mine only takes 5 second to load anyway with an s-ata2 spinpoint so right now there is little advantage
 
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Raikiri said:
Erm...if your very good at soldering and designed a PCB with an S-ata interface then yes... you can buy solid state hard drives but they are incredibly expensive.
Gigabytes Iram is probably the closest you will get, and it is marketed as "boot windows XP in seconds"... Mine only takes 5 second to load anyway with an s-ata2 spinpoint so right now there is little advantage
agreed, i don't think you'll be able to get much faster with current OS's (XP in mind) and current hardware.

My Raptor on a fresh install goes from post to windows in seconds.
 
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