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Mobo in sig. Only does data 3/ so wondering if getting a ssd would be worth it. I know still be little quicker but since speed limited.. Wondering if new mobo is needed to see a actual good difference
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would i actually benefit from a ssd?
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No signature... are you posting from the mobile site? Switch to the normal site and post again. It should then show your signature.
Short answer regardless, yes. Get the best you can afford, then when you move to a SATA3(6Gbps) mobo, it can stretch its legs.
Short answer regardless, yes. Get the best you can afford, then when you move to a SATA3(6Gbps) mobo, it can stretch its legs.
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Yeah sorry. Thought missing SIG was something mobile just cut from seeing.
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Short answer: yes. Even though you won't benefit as much as you would have if your MOBO had SATA III, you will still receive a remarkable improvement.
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alright, thanks
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Agreed 100%!
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any that I see go on sale on newegg
Any that are named....
OCZ Vertex 4, Samsung 840 Pro, Samsung 840 Evo, ADATA XPG SX900
... you mean?
WHile it is not as important as a quality PSU, getting a decent brand is still a better idea than randomly picking up a SSD.
OCZ Vertex 4, Samsung 840 Pro, Samsung 840 Evo, ADATA XPG SX900
... you mean?
WHile it is not as important as a quality PSU, getting a decent brand is still a better idea than randomly picking up a SSD.
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Any honestly still be better then what I have. But true though I ended up picking up the Kingston on sale for 80
