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This is what you want to see when you're looking for a high - end SSD for gaming.

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.

Not exact matches

I'm a laid back Easy going guy, I had car wreck that ended my Tool and Die making career, ended up on SSD medical.

The 32 GB mSATA SSD isn't visible to the end user, it's primarily there to speed up repetitive tasks like waking from sleep or reopening recently closed apps.

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.

Those offerings include: Vector M30 — designed for home, office, and workstation applications, the Vector M30 utilizes mATX Asus B350M - A motherboards and AMD Ryzen 7 1700, 1800, and 1800X processors along with a number of SSD and GPU options for a multitude of customizations to meet the needs of a variety of end users.

An impressive processor, a stylish and high - end look, a decent mid-range graphics card, and a blazing fast SSD — that's the Lenovo Ideapad 700 in a nutshell.

Most others had a lower end video card, no ssd, or less ram for similar cost.

At the highest end is a 4K version of the notebook available with 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB PCIe SSD storage.

This 13.3 - inch notebook is priced at the low - end of the premium market, at $ 1,000 for an eighth - generation Core i5 - 8250U CPU, 8 GB of RAM, a 256 GB SATA SSD, and a Full HD display.

The bigger display will offer up the more powerful specs w / an Intel Core i5 CPU, 256 GB SSD, a NVIDIA GeForce 940MX GPU to handle high - end gaming, and a 9 and a half battery life.

I am not looking for something high end, i5 (Haswell), 128 GB SSD, 4 GB ram.

PCIe SSDs have become the standard in high - end laptops, and it's no different here.

Looking at storage speeds, Asus split the difference between low - end SATA drives and the fastest PCIe versions by opting for the Intel 600p PCIe SSD.

Opting for an SSD over a Fusion Drive in the highest - end machine costs more than it does in lower - end machines because a 256 GB SSD is not an option.

Some high - end gaming systems have dual PCIe - NVMe SSDs that work together in what's called a RAID array, and those can get rates of over 1,000 MBps on our test.

The low - end non-4K iMac can be upgraded with additional RAM and a Fusion Drive or SSD, while the 4K iMacs can be upgraded with faster processors, more RAM, and better storage options.

Some higher - end laptops come with PCIe x4 SSDs — sometimes called NVMe or just PCIe SSDs — that provide three to four times the speeds of regular SATA drives.

These days, every high - end notebook comes with an SSD instead of a hard drive.

Like a trip back in time with modern conveniences, the ThinkPad 25 combines a classic keyboard and palmrest with high - end components such as a Core i7 CPU, NVMe - SSD and discrete Nvidia GPU.

We tested the higher - end 8th - Gen Intel Core i7 - 8550U edition of the ZenBook Flip 14, which costs $ 1,299 and includes 16 GB of RAM, a 512 GB SSD and a discrete GeForce MX150 graphics card with 2 GB of memory.

Our relatively low - end review unit arrived with a seventh - generation Core i5 - 7200U processor, 8 GB of LPDDR3 RAM, a PCIe 256 GB solid state drive (SSD), and a 14 - inch Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) touchscreen.

Most models include a 1 TB hybrid drive with 8 GB of NAND memory, while the high - end models offer both a 128 GB SSD and a 1 TB HDD together.

M. 2 SSD drives — long, compact alternatives plugged directly into the motherboard of a high - end laptop or desktop — don't seem particularly fluid either.

Samsung 860 EVO Aims For SATA III Performance Perfection Very few would have thought when the Samsung 850 EVO Solid - State Drive series came out in 2014 that it would be come the number # 1 best - selling SSD in the world at the end of 2017.

To that end, the MateBook X Pro costs $ 1,499 (about $ 1,850, # 1,300 or AU$ 2350) to start, with an 8th - generation Intel Core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, a 256 GB solid - state drive (SSD) and Nvidia GeForce MW150 graphics inside.

The Bolt X unit we saw packed some of the highest - end components out there, including an Intel Core i7 6700K processor, Nvidia GTX 1080 graphics, 16 GB of RAM, a 2 TB hard drive and 2 500 GB SSDs.

It features an SSD that's configurable up to 512 GB in the higher - end model.

The ZenBook Flip 14 starts out at $ 900 for a Core i5 - 8250U, 8 GB of RAM, and a 256 GB PCIe SSD, which is at the high end of the budget range and a very good deal.

Pricing runs all the way up to $ 2,700 for a machine with a seventh - generation Intel Core i7, 16 GB of RAM, and a 1 TB SSD, and our high - end review unit with a 512 GB SSD is priced at $ 2,200.

HDtune reported access times of.68 milliseconds, which is towards the high end of modern SSDs.

I ended up buying a barebones edition and slotting in 8 GB of RAM, a Samsung 960 Evo M. 2 SSD, and a 1 TB mechanical drive.

If you want more bang for your buck, then opt for the high - end edition which includes an Intel i7 processor, 8 GB RAM and a 64 GB SSD.

Again, the only real difference is that Dell offers a low - end 128 GB solid - state drive (SSD) solution.

Comparatively, the top end $ 1,149 or AU$ 1,999 (about # 930) Lenovo Yoga 900S only comes with a 256 GB SSD, though, you'll have a faster Intel Core m7 processor.

Aside from the sharp display, this top - end spec comes outfitted with an Intel Core m5 processor and a larger 512 GB SSD.

For the components businesses, operating profit increased QOQ due to expanded sales of high - end products, such as SSDs and flexible OLED panels, but decreased marginally YOY due to a price correction for DRAM during the first half of 2016.

The Samsung Notebook 9 Pen starts out with a higher - end configuration with a Core i7 - 8550U, 8 GB of RAM, and 256 GB SSD is priced at $ 1,400.

The device is slated to be a high - end productivity machine, featuring the latest Core i5 and i7 processors from Intel and up to 16 GB of RAM, paired with a maximum of 512 GB of internal SSD storage.

However, if you're using the machine with extremely large files, and for high - end creative work like video editing, then you might regret the use of SATA SSDs.

While an SSD will lend itself to speedy performance, the total capacity is a far cry from other high - end gaming systems, which often boast 1 TB or more of storage space.

The high - end models which are FB089T and FB088T; both sport an Intel core - i7 processor and 8 GB RAM along with 512 GB SSD.

On top of the higher - end exterior, the MateBook includes impressive specs including an Intel Core m7 processor and 512 GB SSD putting it far above other super slim Windows 10 slates.

As we mentioned in the previous sections, SSDs are expensive, and higher - end devices have less storage than HDDs.

On the high end of the specification and pricing sheet, you can go all out, adding an Intel Core i7 - 7700HQ (7th generation Kaby Lake), a 128 GB SSD with 1 TB HDD and 16 GB of memory.

Dell has priced the newest XPS 13 at the low end of the premium market to start out, specifically $ 1,000 for a Core i5 - 8250U CPU, 4 GB of RAM, 128 GB PCIe SSD, and Full HD non-touch display.

At the high end, you can have a Surface Pro with a 1 TB solid state drive (SSD), a Kaby Lake Intel Core i7 processor and 16 GB of RAM.

The top - end model is also the only one with a 512 GB SSD; the others all have 256 GB, with the exception of the entry - level configuration, which has 128 GB.

However, our higher - end version also comes with a 360 GB SSD rather than a 256 GB one.