My mobo is just old enough to not support NVMe drives. I checked on
that a while back. It'll be old school SDDs, well, the ones that mount
hardware wise like HDDs anyway. It's not like SDDs are really that old.
We're talking about interface standards here, not form factors. SATA
drives use
Andrea Conti wrote:
>> So, before I find a SDD to buy, what are some things I should look for
>> it to have and what are things I should avoid?
>
> I think the single most important thing is buying stuff from a
> reputable brand (there's quite a number of those by now). Look at
> reviews. Top-tier
So, before I find a SDD to buy, what are some things I should look for
it to have and what are things I should avoid?
I think the single most important thing is buying stuff from a reputable
brand (there's quite a number of those by now). Look at reviews.
Top-tier performance probably isn't
Howdy,
Tuxic's recent thread brought me back to looking at SDDs again. I
recently learned about HDDs having SMR instead of PMR and how that can
be a negative in some situations. I've since found out that one of my
/home drives is a SMR. I didn't know to look at that when I bought it.
So,
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