Sentences with phrase «ssd only»

However, in our testing, the Toshiba M. 2 NVMe SSD only managed 1,558 MB per second read and 1,375 MB per second write speeds.

The SSD only has a few pre-loaded apps, including Amazon, Dropbox, Flipboard, Kindle, and McAfee LiveSafe.

The 32 GB SSD only had about 9 GB of free space after we went through the initial setup.

Not exact matches

Even for the cost of a 500 GB SSD is only $ 150 and would last a number of years.

On the minus side you have only 2 GB of RAM and 64 GB in the base version (we're seeing a 4 GB, 128 GB version too) and if the SSD is the same as I tested in the 13 ″ version, it's not as fast as the ASUS UX21 but it's not a slow - coach either.

For storage, our review unit is equipped with a 128 GB solid - state drive (SSD), though the $ 499 base model only offers 64 GB — putting it on par with the Acer Aspire Switch 11 (SW5 -171-325N), which also has a 128 GB SSD, but only half the capacity of the premium - priced Surface Pro 3 (256 GB SSD).

No matter how you hold it, the Taichi packs a lot of power under the hood; the $ 1,299 base model starts with a low - voltage Core i5 processor, 4 GB of RAM and a speedy 128 GB SSD, with performance (and pricing) only going up from there.

Curiously, there appears to be no SSD - only option from Dell for the XPS 15, at least in their press release.

Not only will the tablet / laptop hybrid come in a new gold finish, but the specs have been upgraded to 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD and 10.5 hour battery.

The 1366x768 resolution Series 5 will be offered as a tablet - only at $ 649, or a tablet + keyboard combo at $ 749, with 2 GB RAM and a 64 GB SSD.

The version with 4 GB of RAM and a 64 GB SSD should list for only $ 100 more and is a better choice.

Featuring a 1.2 GHz Intel Core m7 - 6Y75, Intel HD Graphics 515, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD storage, and a 12in, 1,920 x 1,280 WUXGA + IPS WLED - backlit touch screen, this convertible is going to be the only tablet / laptop most Windows users need.

While HDDs are an «old tech» product, competing SSDs can not fall in price to be widely adopted as quickly as Wall Street anticipates — which is the only way for SSDs to beat out HDDs.

FastComet offers high performance cloud hosting with SSD - only servers, CloudFlare CDN & 24/7/365 dedicated support.

This SSD has read / write speeds of 530 / 510MB / s respectively, and IOPS speeds of 92K / 83K read / write, meaning it's only about 10 % slower than a top performer like the Kingston or the Samsung, while coming in at a much lower price.

This is because their read and write times, (the time it takes to retrieve a given piece of data, or create it) for even low - end SSDs, 10x faster — 300 Mb / s compared to only 30 Mb / s — and top models can easily eclipse that with 550 - 600 Mb / s read and write times.

The only real danger there could be is not having enough power for all of your hard drives, but this only really becomes a problem if you're running a bunch of different hard drives in the same computer — as mentioned, SSDs are very power efficient, and if you're simply replacing your hard drive, you've got nothing to worry about.

The model I got in for review only comes with a small 256 GB SSD which keeps Windows 10 feeling nice and quick, but it filled up as soon as I placed a few games on it for testing.

It's turd, the X is a 30 fps brick, really no better than the PRO, only over a year later, and some games can't even hit 4K - lolz Hell, my 2 TB SSD cost more than the X..

But most players do swear that an SSD automatically increases load time, and not only does an SSD allow smoother gameplay, but you'd also have extra space on hand for whatever other games you want to play.

I'm only curious because I want to know if I'll get even more improved load times with an ssd drive in my ps3 rather than the standard hard drive.

People who buy this system have to recognize that due to its size, they aren't going to be fitting a standard HDD or SSD in there, so if you plan on going digital only, expect to buy a couple of SD cards to compliment whatever on - board storage the system comes packed with.

Our review unit, the only available configuration at publishing time, packs in both a 512 GB SSD and a 2 TB mechanical drive.

That way you not only have all the space you need, but you also have a quick 256 GB SSD for your core applications — and games.

Both versions feature «only» 16 GB of RAM, but the cheaper $ 2300 GTX 1070 version uses only a 256 GB SSD, while the deluxe $ 2700 GTX 1080 version gets a 512 GB SSD.

Only the SSD controller really knows where the cells are located.

Only SSDs in RAID or PCI - Express drives can deliver similar speeds.

If the SSD controller only implements a single pool of replacement blocks, the spare area requirements are much higher:

A used SSD will only have its spare area to use as a scratch pad for moving data around; on most consumer drives that's around 7 %.

The only option is a 1 TB SSD for $ 400 extra.

It's expensive at $ 3,000 for a Core i7 - 8650U, 16 GB of RAM, and a 1 TB PCIe SSD, but that's only $ 300 more than the ThinkPad.

Every solid - state drive implements TRIM in a slightly different way, and many SSD manufacturers only truly test for compatibility on Windows.

An NVMe - PCIe SSD usually offers a nice performance boost over a regular, SATA drive, but only if it's available in a system you can afford.

Some computers have room for a 2.5 - inch hard drive or SSD and an M. 2 SSD, but the T470 can only use one or the other.

Scaleway is the world's first cloud computing platform offering ARMv7 and ARMv8 SSD cloud servers, starting at only $ 0.006 an hour.

And if you want serious drive space, you can get a 1 TB SSD for only $ 360, which is still a pretty good deal compared to the manufacturer upgrades for most laptops.

A 512 GB PCIe SSD from Lenovo costs at least $ 290; the PCIe SSD we recommend costs less than $ 250, and a good M. 2 SATA SSD (which will be fast enough for most people) only costs $ 150.

On the same laptop, the Chrome browser launched in 14 seconds and Excel in 19.9 seconds with the regular hard drive, and only 1.1 and 1.8 seconds, respectively, with an SSD.

The 15.6 - inch gaming laptop will measure only 18.9 mm thick and will have a 1080p display, seventh - generation Intel Core processors, and Nvidia GeForce 10 — series graphics cards, plus two PCIe SSDs and up to 32 GB of RAM.

For example, the ThinkPad Yoga 370 that we tested had a 256 GB Toshiba PCIe SSD that managed only 145.7 MBps on our test, less than most SATA - based systems.

The Dell Latitude 7480 has a Core i7 processor too, but includes only 8 GB of RAM and a 256 GB SSD for about the same price ($ 1,849).

But those are the only compromises, as the thin iMacs feature top - grade internal specs like fast processors, USB 3 ports, and optional SSD or Fusion Drives.

This laptop weighs only 2.73 pounds (1.24 kg) and has an Intel Core i7 - 7500U CPU, 16 GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 256 GB SSD inside.

Our runner up will be the $ 1,100 MSI GE62 Apache 082, which has a better keyboard but no SSD and only 2 GB of graphics memory.

This specific configuration, which is currently the only one available, has a seventh - generation Intel Core i7 - 7500U processor (CPU), 16 GB of DDR4 RAM, an AMD Radeon RX 540 graphics card (GPU) and a 256 GB SATA solid - state drive (SSD).

WIMBoot can only function on solid - state drives (SSDs) and similar eMMC drives.

Dell does not offer a Non-Touch 8 GB version with 256 GB SSD (only 128 GB) that I can find.

The refresh to Dell's outstanding budget gaming laptop (starting at about $ 800) is a good one, removing the slow HDD - only storage option and introducing SSD as standard.

Older case designs retain their hard drives, SSDs, and disc drives with only screws in the frame.

However, if you want blistering speed no other storage solution can get close to, then an M. 2 PCIe SSD is the only drive to have.