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Sony released a 1 TB PS4 in Europe.
Playstation Releases 1 TB PS4 To Compete With 1 TB Xbox One : Read more
Playstation Releases 1 TB PS4 To Compete With 1 TB Xbox One : Read more
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
How about an upgrade from SATA II to SATA III instead lol
Competition is beautiful
How about an upgrade from SATA II to SATA III instead lol
Might not help too much with magnetic drives. If they were using SSDs, the SATA III may make more of a difference
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
The advantage would be if it had a SSD for faster booting into maps. Who cares about a bigger optical hard drive.
We can now answer the question of whether you need available SATA 6Gb/s ports to justify an SSD upgrade. Clearly, you're still going to see plenty of benefit from solid-state storage, even if you're using a 3 Gb/s connector. In the real world, a 3 Gb/s interface doesn't bottleneck common applications. It's only when you push the technology's limits using synthetic benchmarks, server/workstation-oriented workloads, or large SSD-to-SSD transfers that 6 Gb/s signaling kicks into gear.
The real key is getting an SSD into your machine. Just have a look at what happens when our 840 Pro goes up against the fastest desktop hard drive we've ever benchmarked, Western Digital's ValociRaptor. The disk didn't stand a chance in any of our synthetic or real-world tests.