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1/11/2013 8:45:45 PM
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Extremely fast boot times? OK. I mean, my SSD is so super slow it's unbearable.
And the PC argument? Hell naw. I have a custom PC and it is better in every way than any Mac on the market, for a fraction of the price.
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What's the specs?
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Intel i7 3770k CPU at 4.5GHz 16GB RAM at 2100Mhz 512GB OCZ Vector SSD 120GD Force GT SSD for booting 2TB WD Caviar Black HDD MSI GTX 680 Twin Frozr GPU All of these beat any Mac on the market at the time of build. I don't know what new Macs are like but I imagine they still cost more than I paid for this and aren't to a similar spec.
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Dayum, that must've cost a pretty penny. Why buy 2 SSDs of varying speed/size? Why not just buy 2x ~250gb ones & RAID them?
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I dunno how to RAID haha. I actually only bought one SSD at first, the Force GT, but it filled super quickly so I bought another for game installation. Battlefield 3 takes up so much bloody space.
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You shouldn't install games on an SSD, they're built/made to be as lightweight as possible & therefore if you want optimum read/write speeds, you should keep as much data off of it as possible.
