my face when u have no idea
wahts going on

just cuz it uses a connector
doesn't mean its at the max speed

900mbs
isn't only 1/4 of the speed
it the new m.2 can handle

5 second boot time vs 30 second boot time with ssd 10k rpm.. just going to go ahead and ignore the rest of your comments .. seen these both in person and watch them go head to head . M.2 gen3 shit on a ssd hdd with sata l power connectors

again
you don't know what yur saying

a hard drive isn't a ssd


hdd slow boot times & load times
ssd which is also sata very fast boot times & load times
pci e or m.2 ssd can be Way faster than sata 3 ssd
but in day to day situations like boot you wont notice it

Well nether of us are going to budge from our Opinion so I'll let u stick with yours and I'll stick with mines. I don't want no motor / vibrations / O-ring seal going out or breaking over time . ( I do understand what you're saying you wont hardly see a Difference, but I want No sound and not worrying bout motor / Sound / Motor dropping dead or Oxygen getting in the HDD due to the O-ring leaking over time which I've experienced in the past quit a few times

Here bench mark test from a M.2 PCI Express Gen3 x4 VS a MX200 SATA

MX200 SATA


M.2 PCI Express Gen3 x4

again you simply don't know what
a ssd and hdd are

hard drive has moving parts
ALL ssds don't have moving parts

those numbers mean nothing to consumers

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Intel/750_SSD_1.2_TB/12.html
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Intel/750_SSD_1.2_TB/7.html

intel ssd Is twice as fast as the Samsung ssd
yet vs ssds with 500/500 speeds its nearly the same

aka you can either buy a ssd for half price same size
or double the Samsung size and same prime
notice ZERO difference

it's nother one of those colorful barz thread

here's my colorful barz


safe to say my 2+yr old samsung 840pro > everything
amirite?

This post was edited by Secksii on Jun 5 2015 03:54pm

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