Roland Huettmann wrote:
> Also to be noted by Bernd, the speed also dramatically increases
> using an SSD. I am still using old fashioned hard drive (.
SSDs are indeed much faster. After I put in even an old one in my
laptop, boot times are now under 9 seconds.
But there's no shame in using HDDs - when you need large capacity
there's no beating them on $/GB.
Looks like waiting until later year will pay off - SSDs are expected to
come very close to current HDD prices:
<http://siliconangle.com/blog/2015/12/02/consumer-ssds-will-be-almost-as-cheap-as-hdds-by-next-year/>
Even now they're not too bad: HDDs average around $0.06/GB, and I've
seen some SSDs on sale for as low as about $0.17/GB.
And where workflows can take advantage of it, hybrid SSD/HDD 3.5" drives
are very competitively priced.
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Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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