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oh and when you first install the ssd go into your bios and change the sata mode to ahci instead of ide  you will get all kind of weired errors and shutdowns if you dont.

yea i had to do this on another machine with XP

and i got to check but i dont think i did it on the other win 7 machine hmmm but its working fine on that one



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I got ocz and a Samsung 840 pro love it also another great one is munchkin I think that's how it spelled great performance for price actually out benched the ocz I had both post do read and writes around 500mbs and munchkin was better so far 2 years and no problems with any of them.



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The thing about small companies is that they can stop a business unit faster than you finish reading the warranty label. OCZ ended their RAM business and I was in need of RMA for memory, but now they only do storage. So when I say long term support, I mean bigger company enlists confidence in their support service.



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ok i think im gona go for the new 850 PRO V-NAND 3D version 256G

it seems +-25% faster than the EVO for mixed operations and as i doubt i need more than 250G, i will be fine with it

and its 10 years warranty !

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ok i think im gona go for the new 850 PRO V-NAND 3D version 256G

it seems +-25% faster than the EVO for mixed operations and as i doubt i need more than 250G, i will be fine with it

and its 10 years warranty !

 

good luck!  

 

My 840 is doing great. I just got my machine running last night so I haven't had a chance to do bench-marking yet, but it sure does boot fast!

 

At first files were copying at pretty typical speeds, then I realized windows defender was in "real-time protection" mode.  Disabled that and boy did it get fast!

 

After a bios update to get it to boot correctly, I did end up getting it to install windows and boot just fine in AHCI mode.



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@@eidolonFIRE btw thanks for that userbenchmark.com link. thatsgona be ultra usefull when i'll search benchmark and compare my next buy GTX 770 or 970 :)



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@@eidolonFIRE btw thanks for that userbenchmark.com link. thatsgona be ultra usefull when i'll search benchmark and compare my next buy GTX 770 or 970 :)

 

for video and cpu, I'm a fan of this benchmark http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/



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On the evo line the 500GB will be faster vs. the 250GB FWIW.

 

It's just how they do the NANDS on them and they type they use. The Pro series is better. Even the 840Pro was better vs. 840 Evo (much newer) but they left some features and tuning off 840 pro they could have added via FW they recently made to not undercut themselves.

Now with the 850's out those are better of course.

 

That said any PCI-e SSD CARDS will blow away "drives" speed wise generally as the interface no longer has a bottleneck, just the flash chips do. :)

The problem right now is all these SSD drives are similar in speed because the SATA ports are maxed out on speed basically.



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the 850 pro is here :)

need to backup everything first and organize, maybe test it this weekend, i dunno



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the 850 pro is here :)

need to backup everything first and organize, maybe test it this weekend, i dunno

 

That reminds me... I should do a benchmark...

 

 

I'm so glad I went with a 500GB instead of 250...   I've already filled up more than half of my drive!



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damn u are trying to scare me again :)

 

i got one question

 

so i have like 4 drives, and all of them have programs installed on them

i guess those wont work anymore if i use a new instance of windows on the new ssd, right ?

so i'll have problems there, or i just need to reinstall or repair the installation of those programs ?



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damn u are trying to scare me again :)

 

i got one question

 

so i have like 4 drives, and all of them have programs installed on them

i guess those wont work anymore if i use a new instance of windows on the new ssd, right ?

so i'll have problems there, or i just need to reinstall or repair the installation of those programs ?

 

I'm pretty sure it can be done with windows... I would do some reading up on that. 

I personally have never installed programs onto another drive/partition that wasn't my primary.

Typically I just put large data onto other drives. (videos, music, etc)

 

Most likely you just need to modify (add to) your OS environment variables or something simple like that.



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well i was thinking about reg keys that wont be there of course on the new ssd

unless i make a clone of the actual one

and so again im thinking about cloning the actual one onto the new.

 

i can try that and if it doesnt work i can jsut simply install a new windows on it, no ?



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well i was thinking about reg keys that wont be there of course on the new ssd

unless i make a clone of the actual one

and so again im thinking about cloning the actual one onto the new.

 

i can try that and if it doesnt work i can jsut simply install a new windows on it, no ?

 

pulling in an old registry sounds like a bad idea... thing about windows registry is that once keys go in, they don't ever come out. It just grows and grows. lol

 

You could have a real mess on your hands if you were to pull everything in from an old os install.



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