physicalfor those memoryblocks

less writes = more lifetime

You can basically abuse your SSD and when it's done it will be outdated af either way

20gb per day written everyday for 5 years

and they start breaking

and the new Samshit ones have a 10 year guarantee, don't they?

so .. it takes quite long time

the old ones have a 5 year guarantee

i think my savage had 5 year warranty

tfw don't even have a desktop any more

muh laptop with an i7 16gb ram and a samshit ssd is good enough for browsing and vicky 2

have a samsung 830 with 40,000 hours on it

can't wait for SSDs to just replace all mech drives

just got this kingston savage shit

and yeat to find use

i think i could replace my old kingston ssd with it and just image whole system to it

but seems waste of old ssd

easily

as i use sleepmode anyway

tfw you have that icybox thing and it's easy af to clone disks

anyone else have the padear pro headphones

get pistons

I grabbed them off a recommendation and I love them

i could just throw usb on pc and clone it instnatly from there but cant be arsed

i feel like throwing the old ssd away if i decide to switch the os from it to this new one

maybe i just keep the new one for games

i was trying to find the newest/best version of the pistons but there are like 6 different "piston 3" versions

@Tervy if you have disks laying around, get one of those icybox alternatives like orbico (iirc) - have that one as well, it's the same thing for like 1/2 price

nah no need for me

i store practicaly everything in my servers instead of desktop

i try to keep less as possible data on home

I always forget you people are from gee

but thanks anyway i used to run NAS for a while

but ball lightning broke it (well it exploded to thousands of litle sharpnell)

so yeah decided that its better to keep data out of home

not that i have that much .. only like 500gbs of saved content

old as fuck used kingston gen.2 ssd

nobody in their right mind would even take it for free

its almost as slow as new hdds

>tfw we'll have 10 tb SSDs for dirt cheap prices

come on