SSD or No SSD

Before spending money use the included performance monitor tool to confirm where the bottleneck is e.g. high memory pages/sec indicate RAM shortage, low disk idle time indicates the HDD is struggling to keep up.
 
Cheers guys

I am not at home currently but when I get back later I will give you some screen shots of the unbuilt utility to see what you think

Thanks for the help

Regards Ryan
 
Hey

Yeah i probably will seems a little better today.

I am still interested in getting an SSD just for the general feel of the the pc and if any has any thoughts on the top brands OCZ ,Corsair, Crucial

Let me know open to suggestions

Regards Ryan
 
I'm running a pretty old computer (over 5 years ago when I built it) but I added some extra RAM (maxed out at 4GB) and then an SSD along with Windows 7 64 bit and it's still running very well considering how old it is! I definitely found that I had a huge performance increase by having my Windows install on the SSD along with the current games that I am playing.
 
SHARKTICUS said:
I'm running a pretty old computer (over 5 years ago when I built it) but I added some extra RAM (maxed out at 4GB) and then an SSD along with Windows 7 64 bit and it's still running very well considering how old it is! I definitely found that I had a huge performance increase by having my Windows install on the SSD along with the current games that I am playing.
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And that is exactly what I was talking about in my previous post.
I'm glad you had the good sense SHARKTICUS :cool:
The average PC user still doesnt understand what an SSD would do for them.
 
Brought one

Hey guys

Just to let you know I brought a crucial c300 64gb SSD was on offer ;)

Should be nice and fast and I will update when i get it :) should be here tommorow (Thursday)

Regards Ryan
 
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