Time to upgrade my SSDs?
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Are you running out of space?
I'm using a 64GB SSD for Windows. Got 12-24GB free. So no, I see no point in upgrading.ee
I'm using a 64GB SSD for Windows. Got 12-24GB free. So no, I see no point in upgrading.ee
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Don't bother unless it's cus u need a bigger drive.
Here is the latest test from PCper.
https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Storage/Samsung-750-EVO-Full-Capacity-Roundup-Planar-Performance/Performance-Comparisons-Cli
The bottom two charts on that page are every drive they have tested under their new testing methodology. which is probably the most comprehensive of all the tech-sites at the moment.
The charts show the IOP's and throughput for situations that most users will actually see rather than the speeds that make spec sheets look good.
As you can see not a lot of difference for everyday use between most drives.
So as has been said above don't bother upgrading unless you need more space.
https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Storage/Samsung-750-EVO-Full-Capacity-Roundup-Planar-Performance/Performance-Comparisons-Cli
The bottom two charts on that page are every drive they have tested under their new testing methodology. which is probably the most comprehensive of all the tech-sites at the moment.
The charts show the IOP's and throughput for situations that most users will actually see rather than the speeds that make spec sheets look good.
As you can see not a lot of difference for everyday use between most drives.
So as has been said above don't bother upgrading unless you need more space.