Would this be ok? Or would it be better to find a drive that is 3GB/s?
To Dan and Mayer, so if the drive says
"Interface: SATA 6Gb/s (SATA 3GB/s compatible)"
Would this be ok? Or would it be better to find a drive that is simply 3GB/s?
This is the drive I was looking at:
http://www.crucial.com/uk/store/mpartspe...
Does anyone have any reviews about Crucial? Are they to be trusted? Is that price reasonable? I need to replace my battery in my laptop and thought, while I'm at it, may as well soup up my laptop by getting a fantastic HDD and bigger RAM. If you have any suggestions, I would be most grateful.
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How about using a hybrid drive? Seagate offers a nice one Seagate 1TB SSHD for a lot less.
par Dan
Sorry Machead, wrote my comment and then made an account. New and there was no option for add comment until after I made the account.
So it won't be detrimental at all that it's running at a lower speed? Won't cause any issues?
Dan, I have seen A LOT of negative posts about Seagate drives and a couple of friends have had bad experiences with Seagate too. Don't really trust them. Plus, I don't mind paying more if it means I will reap more benefits.
Has anyone used Crucial before?
par Vaneet
Also, thanks for the help. =)
par Vaneet
Crucial is a top tier memory company - I would not suspect their SSD and HD to be substandard quality.
par originalmachead
Thank you very much for your advice machead3. =)
par Vaneet
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