04-23-2017, 08:40 AM
(04-16-2017, 11:37 AM)Dudi Wrote: I use SSD for about three years now. If you use old operating systems such as Windows XP, then you have to collect garbage manually if your SSD doesn't have this feature built-in. If you use a modern OS, Linux or Windows then you don't have to worry about nothing. These OS can handle SSD very well and you don't even have to defrag it like to old HDDs.
But reinstall your OS, and do not copy it from your old HDD!
I've installed fresh Windows 10, I wanted to copy partition but it was too big and now I have only OS on SSD disk.
(04-18-2017, 08:52 PM)Vuluts Wrote: May I ask how much size your SSD is? coz mine I was using only a 120GB Sandisk SSD and to give a care for it I only use it as OS and installed applications and my old HDD is for storage.
120GB HyperX FURY
(04-19-2017, 09:07 AM)humanpuff69 Wrote: my ssd size is 0 . because i dont have any ssd
well if you mean drive that is solid state that doesnt have any moving part . ram and flash drive is technically an ssd so my pc have 6gb + my laptop 2gb + my flash drive is 16gb that mean i have 24gb of ssd
right?
It's possible to use RAM as disk with OS but RAM can survive much more writes than SSD and RAM speed it faster than SATA3 6GB/s. Flash drive is very similar to ssd disk but there are some difference.