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Old 06-09-2005, 08:24 AM   #1
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Solid State Storage for fast bootup ?

Anyone ever tried these:

http://www.memtech.com/memtech_1.8-i...te-flash-drive

If i understood, its an "instant hdd" or such.
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most of those flash HDD's like that are to slow to really allow a quick boot, that one for example only had a read speed of 4MB/s, I belive your average HDD is around 60MB/s.
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Quote: Originally Posted by shiltz
most of those flash HDD's like that are to slow to really allow a quick boot, that one for example only had a read speed of 4MB/s, I belive your average HDD is around 60MB/s.

Indeed, i didnt notice that. Alltho i found other flash drives that had like instant access, but price was around 1000e 1gb drive :/
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Or you could buy a 3.5" 80 gig drive for $60. Buy 4 of them. Replace them as they fail.

I'm still on my first one after a year. Hard drives can handle a lot more shock and vibration than you think. They're hardy and cheap if they bust.

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