U Uglylord Commendable Sep 20, 2016 29 0 1,530 Apr 10, 2017 #1 If I have a 140mbps HDD and a 1400mbps ssd and it takes 60 secs to load something with the HDD does that mean it will take 6 seconds to load it with the ssd?
If I have a 140mbps HDD and a 1400mbps ssd and it takes 60 secs to load something with the HDD does that mean it will take 6 seconds to load it with the ssd?
Solution J J Jim90 Apr 10, 2017 You can't. Just know that an SSD will be faster than an HDD, sometimes much more. Try benchmarking your HDD vs your SSD.
You can't. Just know that an SSD will be faster than an HDD, sometimes much more. Try benchmarking your HDD vs your SSD.
ahnilated Splendid Nov 9, 2006 3,647 2 23,460 Apr 10, 2017 #2 No, you can't equate things like that, it isn't linear. You might get 15 seconds or a bit less depending on what you have starting up upon boot. Upvote 0 Downvote
No, you can't equate things like that, it isn't linear. You might get 15 seconds or a bit less depending on what you have starting up upon boot.
U Uglylord Commendable Sep 20, 2016 29 0 1,530 Apr 10, 2017 #3 So how do you calculate it? Upvote 0 Downvote
J Jim90 Distinguished Feb 3, 2013 555 130 19,340 Apr 10, 2017 Solution #4 You can't. Just know that an SSD will be faster than an HDD, sometimes much more. Try benchmarking your HDD vs your SSD. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
You can't. Just know that an SSD will be faster than an HDD, sometimes much more. Try benchmarking your HDD vs your SSD.
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