As long as the motherboard possesses available SATA ports, you are fine.
Hey gang.I have an older computer, build in 2010. The motherboard is a Gigabyte G41MT S2PV version 2.1. with an E5700 dual core Intel CPU, 4GB ddr3 Ram. Is it too old for an SSD? :\
Hey gang.I have an older computer, build in 2010. The motherboard is a Gigabyte G41MT S2PV version 2.1. with an E5700 dual core Intel CPU, 4GB ddr3 Ram. Is it too old for an SSD? :\
Hey Guys, Thank you very much for your time to answer my question, I am looking at either the Kingston V300 or the Crucial M500:sneaky:. the samsung Evo's look a little too advanced for my setup:\ What do you guys think?
Hey Guys, Thank you very much for your time to answer my question, I am looking at either the Kingston V300 or the Crucial M500:sneaky:. the samsung Evo's look a little too advanced for my setup:\ What do you guys think?
E5700 dual core Intel CPU, 4GB ddr3 Ram. Is it too old for an SSD? :\
The latest 850 EVO is the better drive & you can get (somewhat) more out of your EVO by utilizing the RAPID mode, of course you should add more RAM for that purpose IMO ideally 8GB or more.WOW you guys are awesome, I was entertaining the thought of a hybrid drive.. I am told that they're not as good as they were made out to be :\. I was thinking about the Crucial M550, but isn't it pretty much on par with an Evo?..
The latest 850 EVO is the better drive & you can get (somewhat) more out of your EVO by utilizing the RAPID mode, of course you should add more RAM for that purpose IMO ideally 8GB or more.
I take it you haven't been following this thread, basically RAPID is a simpler version of something like a primocache ~RAPID is mostly useless marketing fluff. It allows Samsung to cheat simple benchmarks, but with more extensive ones, it's actually SLOWER, according to an article I read.
I have a Samsung 840 Pro 128 GB collecting dust for over a year now. I have NEVER experienced what it is like to use an SSD yet
I have two laptops that cannot use it because no space for an extra drive and 128 GB is too small for my liking as a single drive. I have a crappy Dell desktop computer with a VERY small mini case that has no space to install two drives and SSD is only 128GB.
Basically, I would have to build another desktop computer and install it along side a HDD.
Imagine someone with an SSD collecting dust for over a year and has yet to experience the joy of running an SSD so far in life![]()