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Centrino Laptop + IDE SSD = even slower? Dell Inspirion 510m Current spec: 1.7ghz, 1.5gb ram, 60gb 5400rpm IDE, Winxp Pro There's nothing wrong with it, it has been properly maintained, but loading stuff (ex: multi IE tabs, installing programs) takes a bit longer time. Picked up a kingspec 32gb IDE SSD and problems begin. Read quite a few reviews and not a single complaint on its speed or loading time, in fact, SSD should outperform any IDE drive in normal operation. I tried cloned-XP, fresh installed XP, and Ubuntu, bootup time is short, but then the HD LED goes solid for 2-5 minutes, even the taskbar clock stops ticking, no response. It has never happened before, even the 10 yrs old IDE HD with 25mb/s write speed would not give me that problem. I've disabled restore points, virtual memory, defragment, and clean up all startup application. Any idea why is it constantly reading something? |
I thought SSD drives only came with SATA connection... |
You might be encountering the stuttering issue that plagued early SSD's. Where there wasn't enough buffer memory and it would cause the OS to lag. |
IDE is also lacking the technologies like TRIM, NCQ, etc. |
will install MS Steadystate works? just wonder |
IDE connection comes with differant speed rate... 33, 66, 100 and 133 MB/s so depending on the controller/cables you have... |
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