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Subject: OCZ Agility 3
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chr1s84 4.08.11 - 03:48pm
Just ordered the 60gb version from OcUk, should arive tomorrow n will be installing on Sunday.. Heard that SSD's can cause a BSOD n was wondering if anyone has had experianced this with this SSD, or give me sum tips of how not to get the BSOD.. Its will be for my Os and Applications only n will be on the HotSwap bay on my CM Haf X Case * +
chr1s84 4.08.11 - 03:50pm
It sounds like an Amazing SSD with 525mbps Read speeds n 475mbps Write speeds.. Should load my Os in 10secs i hope * +
play.con 4.08.11 - 03:51pm
Can't imagine you'll have any problems... Remember to disable disk drefragmenter though... * +
chr1s84 4.08.11 - 03:53pm
I should have that disabled already as i use Ultimate Defrag n i think it turns Windows Defrag off but will check now, can SSD's not be Defragged * +
chr1s84 4.08.11 - 03:55pm
How do i know if its On or Off lol, cant find it in Control Panel * +
phemzask 4.08.11 - 04:02pm
check services to turn off defrag * +
phemzask 4.08.11 - 04:09pm
frm ghacks Solid State Drives can access any location on the drive in the same time. This is one of the main advantages over hard drives. This also means that there is no need to defragment a Solid State Drive ever * +
phemzask 4.08.11 - 04:12pm
If you did defragment your Solid State Disk you can rest assured that you did not harm it in any way. It is just that this process is not needed and that defragmentation causes lots of write processes which means that the drive will reach its write limits sooner. mre here http://goo.gl/VTNZu * +
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