Ssd/hdd
 

I know it was invented in 2008, I know many have converted, put it on my not liking to intrude into my prefect macbook pro 2009 ( LOL ) . . .

But anyway, if I replace a 160GB HDD for a 256GB SSD in the macbook pro 2009 will I really be blown away with the new speed or it's only peanuts? I have 8GB RAM installed
running Antisemite OS.

You will be blown away.

There is no other answer.

No trap?

i highly recommend that, we did that on all our macs and desk computers

My MBP with 4GB Ram and I5 boots up in about 15 seconds with an SSD

Mine is on Core 2 Duo, 8GB.

So, I'm doing it then.

Def, I could chop banners and emailers on the go easily then :)

and its worked out?:warning

It's recommended to install your OS on a SSD and the rest of your data on a normal harddisk.
I don't know why, I guess because a SSD is still pretty expensive.

Found this, helps deciding :)

http://img2.macsales.com/Customized_...acbook_pro.jpg

I found that after building a new Windows 8 system using an SSD exclusively I was a bit underwhelmed. Doesn't seem to be that much different to the old 7200RPM mechanical HD I had.

I use an SSD in one of my servers for a database which needs constant access, and in that case it is FAST.

I just swapped my old HD for an 1TB SSD in my 2011 iMac 27 and love it. Super fast, super quiet, and now cooler too. Money well spent.

why are people running their shit on spinny disks like fucking cavemen? get with the times you god damned savages.

Is this a new OS developed by Apple for people that don't like jews?

LOL , guess my joke about os Yosemite didn't work well :)

It'll knock your socks off.

i have 1tb ssd installed in my dream machine.

basic computing 101: do NOT store your data with your OS.. I use and SSD drive on my velocity micro 4.2 i7 quad with 32 GB of ram, and 2 nvida GeForce gtx-680's video cards

OS on C, apps on D and data on E.. I also put the page file on D.. C drive is 120 GB about 45% free

Post your boobs first.

Ssd rocks

what velocity micro model you have ?

My desktop still old school as don't do anything too intensive on it, will go to SSD when it's time to buy a new one though down the road. My server is SSD though as a shitload of database queries to it.

SSD= faster boot, faster read/write, quieter, more durable to temp extremes/dropping since no mechanical parts, fragmentation doesn't matter as well as SSD can pull data from any location quick, etc... :2 cents:

I use Samsung 840 PRO 256GB on my laptop, blazing fast now. Old HDDs are good for storage.

I'm getting Kingstone installed, was told it surely should do well with Yousemite and 'ole 2009 MBP.

A Fucking A set of bonuses IMHO.