Sentences with phrase «ssd performance»

It's so fast that it even rivals SSD performance.

Even the GS60's comparatively mediocre SSD performance destroys its own mechanical hard drive's pace.

The MSI's SSD performance makes a noticeable difference in everything from everyday computing to serious gaming.

Unfortunately, it doesn't keep up to dedicated SSD performance, and even falls short of other portable mechanical drives.

However, they still fall flat compared to true SSD performance, and can get quite expensive when purchased in large capacity, so if you've got the money to invest in a hybrid disc, it's often a good idea to see if you can buy both a small - capacity SSD and a standard 3.5» HDD, and use those instead of a single disc for increased capacity and performance.

Not exact matches

It works together with a high - performance Intel Quad - Core computing and graphics processor paired with a fast Solid State Drive (SSD).

For with 1.86 GHz Intel Atom Z540 processor, 2 GB of RAM along with 64 GB of SSD Flash storage, the Slate 500 was always made for glorious performance.

The base model features the Intel Core i5 processor with dual core performance, Intel HD Graphics 620, 256 GB SSD and 8 GB of RAM, though this is configurable up to the Intel Core i7 processor with quad - core power, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 discrete GPU with 2 GB GDDR5 graphics memory, 1 TB of SSD and 16 GB of RAM.

Not the good (not great) eMMC SSD figures and that fact that CPU and GPU performance is starting to overlap some of the lower - end figures I was seeing on the first round of Ultrabooks.

Performance The Venue 8 Pro comes equipped with a battery - saving Intel Atom Z3740D processor, 2 GB of DDR3L - RS system memory, Intel HD graphics, and 32 GB of eMMC SSD storage.

It uses solid state memory, 64 GB or 128 GB, but its performance is much closer to a hard drive or fast memory card than a proper SSD.

Performance The Miix 2 8 comes with a quad - core Intel Atom Z3470 processor, 2 GB of LPDDR3 memory, and the aforementioned 32 GB of eMMC SSD storage.

Performance The Surface Pro 2 comes with an Intel Core i5 - 4300U ultrabook - class processor, along with 4 GB of memory and a 128 GB SSD.

These storage solutions are new form factors of the 850 EVO SSD that was announced last year and adopts Samsung's 3D V - NAND technology that ensures improved performance.

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.

For $ 649, you get a hybrid with solid performance, a nice 1080p display and a speedy SSD.

Equipped with a 1.2 - GHz Intel Core M - 5Y71 processor, 8 GB of RAM and a 256 GB SSD, the Helix 2 offers more than enough performance for most business needs.

With a high performance, high speed Intel ® Atom ™ 1.66 GHz processor, integrated 1 GB of memory, 16 GB SSD hard drive and expandable micro SD slot, the ViewPad 10 is ideally designed to view Flash - based content and Office programs with Windows, and for an optimized mobile entertainment experience with Android.

The Transformer 3 obviously cuts a few performance corners, capping off at 8 GB RAM and a 512 GB SSD, also packing an unnamed Intel Core «Kaby Lake» SoC that's likely not an i7.

A wide variety of options are available, including Intel's RapidStart and SmartResponse (startup, hibernate and caching improvements) technology, using a traditional hard drive plus a 32 GB mSata card to achieve SSD - like performance.

4.2 MB / s is a low score for an SSD and we've seen 10MB / s on other Windows 8 Baytrail tablets but for this level of CPU performance and the expected uses, acceptable.

Yeah, I think SSDs are the clear winner for performance, but also that there is plenty of life left with HDDs.

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

This gaming SSD by PNY offers top - tier performance, along with a design that sips power, featuring PNY's proprietary low - wattage functionality that allows top performance with 30 % less power than industry - leading SSDs.

My initial 500 GB drive is still used for Windows and other programs, but down the line an upgrade to an SSD is something I would love to do, as it's probably the most noticable performance upgrade you can get.

550 MB / s write speeds and 500MB / s read speeds along with 98K / 80K read / write IOPS are on par with some of the more expensive drives on this list, and this solid state drive delivers reliable, consistent performance, which is no surprise — SanDisk was one of the very first companies to develop the technology that has made modern solid state drives possible, and their experience and reliability shine through in this SSD.

It gets even better: we're talking about an M. 2 SSD which is capable of delivering absolutely phenomenal reading and writing performance.

This SSD is on our list because it's perhaps the single most popular gaming SSD of all time — it has a perfect blend of price, performance, and reliability, as well as the history and quality of Samsung products, and an industry - leading 5 - year warranty.

Given its great performance for your dollar, safety features, and overall quality and reliability, this is certainly the best dollar - for - dollar gaming SSD you can purchase if you're on a budget.

Even the most standard SSDs are light years ahead of traditional hard drives when it comes to read / write performance.

By storing data that is recently accessed and recently written on this solid state drive, the performance of the HDD is massively increased — as time goes on, data is flushed from the SSD to the permanent storage of the disc.

Still, if you don't like SSDs or demand max performance from all your hardware and cost isn't a factor, this is a great choice

This makes them a great alternative to expensive SSDs, as they can offer somewhat comparable performance at nearly the same price per gigabyte as traditional hard drives, giving you much greater capacity compared to an SSD in the same price range.

If you're looking for extreme performance, but aren't interested in hybrid or SSD options, you may be interested in this VelociRaptor 500 — a 10,000 RPM traditional hard drive that's been built with maximum speed and performance in mind.

Featuring a speedy Intel Core i5 processor for top performance, a 128 GB SSD (on top of a TB hard - drive), 8 GB of RAM and gorgeous graphics courtesy of the AMD Radeon RX - 480 — it's one of the more powerful machines out currently, and well suited to playing your favourite games in VR.

You can also remove that 500 GB drive and replace it with a larger drive, or an SSD for better performance.

Boasting performance that is an order of magnitude faster than traditional Hard Disk Drives (HDDs), Solid State Drives (SSDs) are quickly becoming a must - have upgrade for desktops and laptops.

That machine comes in at $ 750 for the same Core i5 - 8250U, 8 GB of RAM, 256 GB SATA SSD, and 13.3 - inch Full HD display, and offers roughly equivalent performance and even better battery life.

Asus chose a Micron 1100 SATA SSD for the ZenBook 13, and its performance was decidedly mediocre.

Our AS SSD conclusion was that after making four consecutive tests with different option tweaks like disabling 4K and 4K - 64 Thread and upgrading to 3 GB for data transfer size, our stress case showed the same consistent and constant test results, the Predator losing no performance whatsoever during our extended test case.

If you find an SSD optimization program that claims to defragment your SSD for maximum performance, stay away.

How much slower performance depends on your specific SSD.

Without the TRIM command taking care of some housekeeping on your SSD, the performance will rapidly degrade.

Samsung 850 EVO 250 GB Internal SSD ($ 75) A quick SSD can improve the performance of a gaming computer by leaps and bounds with very little effort.

This shows up as an SSD's performance decreasing as it fills up.

Dell made the wise decision to use a 512 GB Samsung SM961 M. 2 NVMe SSD, and it shows in some blazing fast performance.

As Intel's SSD DC S3700 and Corsair's Neutron have shown, consistent performance is possible through a controller that prioritizes efficient and aggressive defragmentation.

The 13.3 - inch laptop is powered by a speedy 8th Gen Core i5 or Core i7 CPU and a PCIe SSD, giving it really powerful performance.

For most consumers this likely won't matter as minimum performance improves substantially once you hit 25 % spare area for these drives, but enterprise customers with several if not dozens of SSDs in a RAID array will still benefit from the S3700's architecture.

Even compared to Samsung's SSD 840 Pro at 225 GB, the Neutron manages to deliver more consistent performance.