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Hello, |
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I have just a (maybe silly) question... |
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I saw on some forums that partitionning SSDs could slow down read/write |
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access. |
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Is it true or simply intox ? |
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On my sata HD, i have boot, /, usr and home separated partitions. |
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What do you think of it ? |
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Thank you, |
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Cheers |
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Jacques |
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2012/7/20 Volker Armin Hemmann <volkerarmin@××××××××××.com> |
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> Am Freitag, 20. Juli 2012, 03:31:44 schrieb Philip Webb: |
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> > My regular machine has a Seagate SATA 320 GB ( 3 Gb/s 16 MB ). |
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> > Have SSDs reached the point where they are reliable & long-lasting ? |
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> > Should I perhaps install an SSD for some uses + an HDD for others ? |
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> > Is it viable to use an SSD for Portage ? |
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> > Apart from Portage + a few everyday files, |
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> > there isn't much churn among the stuff I have on my existing HDD (above). |
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> > I saw a recent thread on this topic, but further thoughts are welcome. |
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> forget the i7. Buy something a lot cheaper and invest the money into a |
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> nice, |
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> fat SSD like Vertex3. |
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> Money well spent. |
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> #163933 |
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