PWA "The Lounge"

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ok ladies and gentleman, im off to english. ill hopefully be able to hit you guys up in a class or two. ya'll need to wake up

[Xanthos]

Morning, yo.
- X

[FenwickHockey65]

Morning everyone.

[68 Z/28]

Yo Ho's

[Xanthos]

- X

P.S. - My dad bought an HHR. I was so proud of him. His last three cars were two nissans and a mitsubishi.

[68 Z/28]

[Tactical Z]

Originally Posted by XanthosV6

Morning, yo.
- X

Originally Posted by 68 Z/28

Yo Ho's

Good morning 68 and X.

[68 Z/28]

Originally Posted by Tactical Z

Good morning 68 and X.

Hiya Austin

[Tactical Z]

Originally Posted by 68 Z/28

Hiya Austin

Why?!

[WildClay]

Originally Posted by GTAHVIT

Woah!!! you gotta answer my quesiton...

Sorry I missed your question, if you got the latest SSD they are rated in the 100,000+ write cycles and is tested by literally writting every spot, every run, which will never happen in real life. At that pace you can expect 3-5 years as well as plenty of warning from the driver, for a very intense user, longer for the typical user. (I hope you got SLC and not MLC.)

Some tips, never defrag, make sure you have plenty of RAM in on the portable to reduce paging, turn off system restore, have auto-indexing and optimization off, anything that does uneeded disk writes and you will get m ore time out of it.

That said, even if you do none of this it should last you a preety good amount of time, why I a vauge about the actual time is that the technology has not been out long enough to get meaningful real world stats.

Final thing, as with a hard disk, I can never say this enought to people, and they never listen until that lose everything once, back-up, back-up, back-up!

No matter what you use you want to make back-ups and generally often, USB drives are real cheap, as is back-up software (often comes for free on USB drives).

Depending on how important your data is drives your back-up timing, for me it's daily incrementals and a weekly full back up. Highly critical things like software with keys and such I burn to DVD as soon as I get it, if it is a D/L movie I tend to copy it to another drive after I get it just in case.

You can do back-ups less frequently if you save off the stuff you really care about to another drive when you get it. My back-ups are scheduled and happen while I am asleep so it is no issue.

So I would not worry so much about using up all of your write cycles as much as the million other things that can cause data loss, and that is where a back-up saves the day.

Sorry for the delay...

[FenwickHockey65]

New Impala for 2011?

Hmm. Maybe.

[Paperer]

Originally Posted by XanthosV6

- X

P.S. - My dad bought an HHR. I was so proud of him. His last three cars were two nissans and a mitsubishi.

[Zabo]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

New Impala for 2011?

Hmm. Maybe.

Wat?

Link to GM insider you Fritz's leg humpin' sumbich.. or it's not true.

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by Zabo

Wat?

Link to GM insider you Fritz's leg humpin' sumbich.. or it's not true.

Link

C'mon GM...kill the Taurus...