- Nov 26, 2012
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So I'm wondering if I should buy SSHD for my notebbok, since I can't afford large SSD to cover all the data I'm using.
I found some benchmarks on the web about boot time of windows 7:
SSD :30sec
SSHD :45sec
HDD :80sec
so I'm wondering how does that acctually works. It has only 8GB of flash memory, but it can handle with boot time that good. Windows folder have like 20GB or even more, so how can boot be so faster if there only 8GB flash?
So I started thinking, that maybe at boot, disk doesn't need to read whole Windows folder ... but here I come to question again: Witch folders/files need to be on that 8GB flash memory inside SSHD, to improve boot time ^^
So I would appreciate if someone could take some time and explain to me, how does that acctually works, which files needed to be on that flash memory, how big are those files normally that are needed at boot of windows etc.
And finally I'm also asking you to tell me your opinon about SSHD drives. Do you think it's worth to upgrade from HDD to SSHD on notebook?
Feel free to post your comments below
I found some benchmarks on the web about boot time of windows 7:
SSD :30sec
SSHD :45sec
HDD :80sec
so I'm wondering how does that acctually works. It has only 8GB of flash memory, but it can handle with boot time that good. Windows folder have like 20GB or even more, so how can boot be so faster if there only 8GB flash?
So I started thinking, that maybe at boot, disk doesn't need to read whole Windows folder ... but here I come to question again: Witch folders/files need to be on that 8GB flash memory inside SSHD, to improve boot time ^^
So I would appreciate if someone could take some time and explain to me, how does that acctually works, which files needed to be on that flash memory, how big are those files normally that are needed at boot of windows etc.
And finally I'm also asking you to tell me your opinon about SSHD drives. Do you think it's worth to upgrade from HDD to SSHD on notebook?
Feel free to post your comments below