compartive analysis tests of 10 speed performant factors on Drives


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    compartive analysis tests of 10 speed performant factors on Drives


    few things

    1
    what exactly and specifically would be 'faster' if os is on ssd instead of hdd
    like is it just the startup time? saves 30 secs in starting up?
    2 how much about exactly 'faster' would os on ssd? like 100% faster or jsut 5% ? what analysis tests shows that/
    how much faster exactly is it for different things it's 'faster' in?
    3 do you need to reinstall apps and stuff ? if so not gonna do that, or u only need copy paste the os and everythign good?
    4 or can you just copy paste everything and be done with it?
    5 what are all physical items you would need?

    see drives + their letters

    diskmgt — Postimages
    drivessss — Postimages

    6 isnt it so much more complicated since os is split between 2
    dont think it's possible if os is split like this ?
    7 can do without a copy of windows 10? dont have a copy windows 10, can just copy/paste computer? that works?


    most important thing is this

    1 what exactly and specifically would be 'faster' if os is on ssd instead of hdd
    like is it just the startup time? saves 30 secs in starting up?
    2 how much about exactly 'faster' would os on ssd? like 100% faster or jsut 5% ? what analysis tests shows that/
    how much faster exactly is it for different things it's 'faster' in?

    nothing matters most than if it has gains benefits real signfiicant provable effects that affects things for better nesss


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    A 2.5" SSD is about 4x faster than a hard drive.
    A NVMe SSD is about 12-13x faster than a hard drive.

    Main things you'll notice from an SSD is faster boot times and faster game loading times.

    Windows things that are faster would be things like...

    Copying or moving files.
    Zipping or unzipping files
    Saving large images.
    Opening programs.
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    Windows 10 Pro
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    An SSD will be considerably faster. How much faster depends on many factors other than the drive itself. The drive is fast enough that in many situations it is no longer the limiting factor. Performance improvements could be measured but they would be valid only under very specific conditions.

    In most systems it is the most cost effective upgrade you can make. I have an SSD in 2 computers. They are quite old and support only SATAII so do not provide the full benefits of an SSD. I find the SSD well worthwhile.
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    have no idea what things would be faster

    1 what exactly and specifically would be 'faster' if os is on ssd instead of hdd like is it just the startup time? saves 30 secs in starting up?
    or how much faster exactly, like 30 secs saved?

    2 how much about exactly 'faster' would os on ssd? like 100% faster or jsut 5% ? what analysis tests shows that/ how much faster exactly is it for different things it's 'faster' in?


    am not able to find out, is too technical, am ignorant on this stuff, does anyone here know

    How much faster is the SSD Drive than a conventional HDD in actual use? - Quora
    Would installing an SSD into my computer make it faster? - Quora
    Would installing an SSD into my computer make it faster? - Quora

    does anyone know approximately how much faster? what good sources link
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