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2nd July 2009, 11:56 AM #6621Notebook Consultant
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
Awesome. Now I have two silent notebooks. At least on battery...
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2nd July 2009, 02:53 PM #6622Retired
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
It's a really cool tool. Also the backlight brightness control. Originally Posted by Tocharius
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2nd July 2009, 05:13 PM #6623Notebook Evangelist
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
davepermen: Why did You "kill" fan?
You think You know better?
Just kidding!
Really, why did You "kill" it?If You want to be old and wise, You gone be young and stupid first!
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2nd July 2009, 05:39 PM #6624Notebook Geek
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
guys do you know the best route for slapping 4 ssd's into a external raid0 drive connected via e-sata?
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2nd July 2009, 06:11 PM #6625Notebook Deity
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
There is zero reason I can think of for using 4 SSDs in RAID-0 via eSATA. Your drives are severely bottlenecked by eSATA.
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2nd July 2009, 06:29 PM #6626Notebook Consultant
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
as I recall, he is silence addict Originally Posted by Tomy B.
davepermen: Why did You "kill" fan?
You think You know better?
Just kidding!
Really, why did You "kill" it?
so, heat spreaders and heat pipes are the way to go mate
sorry 4 bad english
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3rd July 2009, 05:32 AM #6627Notebook Nobel Laureate
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
Because - I wanted it - to DIE!!!!! *evillaugh* Originally Posted by Tomy B.
davepermen: Why did You "kill" fan?
You think You know better?
Just kidding!
Really, why did You "kill" it?
No clue actually But I wanted it to get quiet and it didn't liked it
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3rd July 2009, 01:26 PM #6628Eat.My.Shorts
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
Thanks for this. +Rep Originally Posted by Phil
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3rd July 2009, 05:32 PM #6629Notebook Evangelist
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
I always thought that fans are used to keep thing cold enough and prevent stuff from dying, so to me it is logical that every time You kill a fan You kill one or more "stuff". Originally Posted by davepermen
Because - I wanted it - to DIE!!!!! *evillaugh*
No clue actually But I wanted it to get quiet and it didn't liked it
I'm glade that SSDs don't need a fan and don't have any moving parts. As someone mentioned before: I really like green PCB with chips.
BTW: when I told to my girlfriend that I bought new "hard drive" without spinning plates (SSD) she asked me what is the difference between old SSD (Samsung 16 GB SLC) and new one (Super Talent MasterDrive SX)? Is it maybe the color of PCB? Will it be blue?
Just to mention that she hates computers, notebooks, and stuff.If You want to be old and wise, You gone be young and stupid first!
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3rd July 2009, 05:43 PM #6630Notebook Deity
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Re: The new SSD Thread (Benchmarks, Brands, News and Advice)
I'm the type that prefers cooling over silence, daveperman and I are on opposite ends.
Within reason of course, I have a nice steady whirr of rushing air in my desktop. Laptops have fan whine or sound like a leaf blower, this is just like the sound of a desk fan moving air which I can deal with.
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