Originally posted by: Jumpem
Aside from benchmarks, will an SSD provide a tangible benefit for basic desktop work and gaming?
Originally posted by: Jumpem
Aside from benchmarks, will an SSD provide a tangible benefit for basic desktop work and gaming?
Originally posted by: azilaga
Noticeable, yes, at least with the Intel x25. $300+ dollar difference? I'm not sure...
Originally posted by: taltamir
well... here is a better question. what is better... 300$ SSD upgrade, or 300$ towards CPU upgrade?
Originally posted by: shabby
Originally posted by: taltamir
well... here is a better question. what is better... 300$ SSD upgrade, or 300$ towards CPU upgrade?
I think the $300 gpu is better, no wait, the $300 ddr3 memory for sure, no wait... it never ends really.
Originally posted by: taltamir
well... here is a better question. what is better... 300$ SSD upgrade, or 300$ towards CPU upgrade?
Originally posted by: ochadd
Originally posted by: taltamir
well... here is a better question. what is better... 300$ SSD upgrade, or 300$ towards CPU upgrade?
$300 SSD upgrade if you already have a 3ghz dual core. $200-$300 GPU upgrade probably better than both. GPU > Storage > CPU is my order of importance. Usually a CPU becomes the bottleneck for me every three years or so. A GPU and storage upgrade is felt immediately even upgrading every 6 months it seems.
Originally posted by: taltamir
Originally posted by: shabby
Originally posted by: taltamir
well... here is a better question. what is better... 300$ SSD upgrade, or 300$ towards CPU upgrade?
I think the $300 gpu is better, no wait, the $300 ddr3 memory for sure, no wait... it never ends really.
you honestly think 300$ on DDR3 is worth more? when every review pegs it at under 1% total speed increase?