what is the use of SSD in pc?

[AMAL SB]

i dont know the use of ssd in pc..please tell me what is this? is it really wanted in a pc?

 

[Armo1000]

SSD is Solid State Drive by name is a drive that can hold data when there is no power but also has no mechanical moving parts. It uses interfaces which are purely electronic but it still uses the same I/O as normal hard drives so no worries about compatibility.

The lack of moving and mechanical parts means more physical stability and faster access to the data stored

 

[anti-duck]

They're literally 10x fast than a 7200RPM mechanical HDD. That means faster loading of everything, faster boot-up, and depending on what game, no texture pop-in.

 

[trampus123]

speed more speed fast loads fast boot up time.
SSD will make your computer feel like its turbo charge.
When you go with a SSD you will never go back to a mechanical disk

 

[AMAL SB]

SSD cost higher than HDD.... but its also have less gb when compare with price of HDD

 

[anti-duck]

Yep, more cost per GB, but they're ridiculously faster.

 

[AMAL SB]

thnku

 

[rcald2000]

+AMAL SB You definitely want to add an SSD to your system, if the budget allows.

Advantage: Windows boot faster, games load faster, system much more responsive.

I used to recommend to people that they get a big enough SSD for Windows installation and applications, and then to place their steam library to a HDD. I recently had to temporarily use a HDD for my steam library after a Windows rebuild. I re-downloaded my steam library and noticed that it took much longer to allocate the space on the drive, before downloading each and every game; on a SSD it only takes about two seconds. The thing I noticed is while allocating space, the download pauses for that entire period. It was really very annoying, and something I had never noticed before, but the SSD is so fast that I never perceived the pausing of steam downloads in-between each game.

Anyway, consider purchasing a Samsung 850 EVO (2.5") ssd. They are great.

 

[AMAL SB]

+AMAL SB You definitely want to add an SSD to your system, if the budget allows.

Advantage: Windows boot faster, games load faster, system much more responsive.

I used to recommend to people that they get a big enough SSD for Windows installation and applications, and then to place their steam library to a HDD. I recently had to temporarily use a HDD for my steam library after a Windows rebuild. I re-downloaded my steam library and noticed that it took much longer to allocate the space on the drive, before downloading each and every game; on a SSD it only takes about two seconds. The thing I noticed is while allocating space, the download pauses for that entire period. It was really very annoying, and something I had never noticed before, but the SSD is so fast that I never perceived the pausing of steam downloads in-between each game.

Anyway, consider purchasing a Samsung 850 EVO (2.5") ssd. They are great.

can i use both? i saw some videos

 

[rcald2000]

Definitely. That's probably what most people do.

 

[AMAL SB]

Definitely. That's probably what most people do.

oky i dont know how to do that any way thnx sir