(SSD vs HDD) Win 7 Bootup + Opening 25 apps simultaneously (HD) - JervinChristian

Watch in HD
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(SSD vs HDD) Win 7 Bootup + opening 25 apps simultaneously - JervinChristian
SSD - Corsair Performance Pro 128Gb
HDD - 1TB Western Digital Caviar BLACK
All running @ SATA II
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Full System Specification:
*Processor: AMD Phenom II x4 955 (Quad Core) [Overclocked to 4.0Ghz]
*Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-880GM-UD2H
*RAM: 2x4gb Gskill RipjawX Gaming series RAM
*GPU/Graphics Processing Unit: AMD Asus HD7850 DirectCU II (Overclocked to 1050|1450)
*SSD: Corsair Performance Pro 128Gb
*Harddisk: 2x 1TB (2000gb)-1 TB Western Digital Caviar BLACK + 1 TB Western Digital Caviar GREEN
*Power Supply: Corsair HX650 modular
*CPU cooler: Antec Kuhler H20 620
*Casing: Inwin Dragon slayer
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Soundtrack - Battlefield 3 Soundtrack, Main Theme
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/ jervinchristian

[@parodiesunited6354]

I really wanted to see the video but i'm still waiting for my hdd to load it.

[@tsheringdorjee3783]

😂

[@Spidey-vj1ve]

Its been 4 years has it loaded yet?

[@parodiesunited6354]

@@Spidey-vj1ve yes 😂😂

[@Spidey-vj1ve]

@@parodiesunited6354 Ah finally lol

[@Spidey-vj1ve]

@@parodiesunited6354 And good to see you reply even after 4 years Damn!

[@snaskova]

if i opened 25 apps on my pc at once, it'd be the Apocalypse :S

[@TaijiArban]

ExquErl0x and you replied to a comment that is 3 yrs late...:/

[@BAN12500]

Ijnat same as you

[@BAN12500]

Same as you bilal

[@ducks6015]

Bilal Niazi same as me

[@sahpi0175]

Same as me

[@ExileofFyr]

After using an SSD as my boot drive, I can never go back to using an HDD to boot.

[@mansakesson46]

Are you still using your hdd for files?

[@ExileofFyr]

+Måns Åkesson Yeah. My SSD is mostly for Windows and some smaller applications that I use a lot. Games and other large programs go on my HDD. Sometimes I'll temporarily put a game on my SSD to reduce the load times, but usually that's the only improvement games get while on an SSD. It'd be nice if I could get an SSD that's as large as my HDD, but that's fairly expensive.

[@mansakesson46]

ExileofFyr yeah, a 1 Tb SSD costs around $560 US and that is alot

[@TaijiArban]

Måns Åkesson but it is def worth it if you can get one that is cheaper.

[@NewYorker7]

ExileofFyr Same

[@robinmarkstrom2995]

I'm so buying an SSD now.

[@megabojan1993]

+Robin Markström I bought mine today :)

[@RipleySawzen]

+Robin Markström Be careful, a year from now you'll never be able to use other computers without pulling your hair out.

[@megabojan1993]

RipleySawzen You know what? You're right. Few days ago I was asked to fix my aunt's PC which has an old HDD, and it's poor performance made me furious. Opening large programs and copying large amount of small files on a HDD now seems painfully slow :)

[@megabojan1993]

***** 1,30 minutes is quite a slow boot these days.

[@revolutions88]

Robin Markström worth every penny

[@elytora4527]

My computer was starting 1 minute with hdd now with ssd my computer is starting in 12 seconds :)

[@Billy_Darley]

my 10k raptor HDD is about 30sec but just judging it. havent timed it yet cuz i plan to replace it with a nice SSD someday.

[@GeezMusicOfficial]

Battlefield MUSIC ♫

[@nardo_o]

2:47 u can see Kate Upton

[@RickThatcher]

Buy a 120-240GB SSD for your SSD, apps and favourite games and a ~2TB storage drive for your movies, photos, documents and games you don't play as much (you can use something like Steam Tool to transfer games between). Massive quality of life difference.

[@BLinX神]

People don't understand that the snappiness of a machine depends on the read/write speed of its storage.

[@DVTHEFOX]

My SSD, Samsung 850 EVO, with all apps and Windows 7 Updates installed, takes a total , from power button to W7 desktop, 35secs... How do you do it?

[@EthanTheAce]

here's a test, hold down CTRL+N

[@Billy_Darley]

damn! like 6 new windows in half a sec. would CTRL+C close them?

[@eurossocial]

Wow! This is amazing!! It helped me a lot to decide if I must purchase an SSD or not. :-) Thank you.

[@RipleySawzen]

+eurossocial I'd go with at least a 256GB drive if you have a large number of games. Otherwise you'll have to juggle games between the SSD and your storage drive. Not so bad if you have 10GB games. Kinda sucks if you have 40GB games.

[@verified_tinker1818]

I remember watching this years ago and dreaming about an SSD. And the Battlefield music! Man, time flies.

[@chacky1594]

Awesome !!! i'll buy SSD soon baby !! >

[@variantloki9478]

Nice practical way to explain it. 👍

[@julianmorensi3011]

We are all so fixated with the CPU and how fast it is and I could destroy any high end CPU by just replacing the HDD with one of this, because no matter how fast your i7 is if you have a huge bottle neck in your solid drive you are screwed.

[@nitingiri4427]

Now that is what I called a proper benchmark for real world usage! I was searching for this kind of review before I buy an SSD to replace my HDD. Very well done indeed.

[@Ikram232]

nice video. Such incredible results, SSD is nutz!!

[@iDamnation]

the hassle is installing new windows on the ssd and getting a new sata cable to install it. but its gonna be worth it. planning to put some regular apps and pubg on it

[@MegaGalaxy100]

02:45 bikini top yeaah!

[@YashSharma-mv5ee]

My HDD takes around 5 minutes 40 seconds to open solidworks 2020.

[@NickFje]

I get the samsung 850 ssd in 2 days from now ;) Finally something better than my 2.5 years old slow hdd

[@joshuaungos1975]

this makes me excited for my ssd coming in the mail

[@katakitchen9206]

>2012 >Uses SATA II >Expects that this test will be taken seriously >Seems legit

[@TheKamar2]

damn, i need SSD so bad

[@michaelvdbgd]

I have a laptop with a HDD and a desktop pc with a SSD. I still prefer a SSD, but if you use a pc for normal tasks as booting up and playing a game, navigate, edit a word document, there is not so much difference on loading times. There is an obious difference, but it's not so big at all.

[@remynisce33]

Dang! I need to invest in ssd now! Thanks for the vid!

[@jhemz143channel9]

Wow its amazing

[@julianmorensi3011]

linux with an SSD!

[@hurleyman77]

FYI, SSD is a LOT more expensive, and they have a much more limited lifetime. A conventional harddrive will last as long as its parts continue to work, but an SSD has a set number of read/write operations that it can ever do, then it's done even if all the parts still work. Just look up 300GB SSDs, not to mention 1TB.

[@thatsprettygood0]

bf3

[@rseguras]

But, you install only the windows in ssd or all the aplications in ssd?

[@DennisR96]

My HDD is maybe not that fast as SSD, but damn 1 minute to startup.. Mine starts up in 20-25 sec, only 10 sec difference... HDD - 1TB so... i think this is bullshit sorry.

[@lupuradu]

It's not the "HAHAHAHAHAHA" type of joke , it's more subtle , probably that's why you didn't get it. No offence.

[@wanabubakar2181]

Just a minute or two different is not really considered time wasting to me. Ok shall stick to my old hdd.

[@jawhar73]

nicely compared.

[@EricSummey]

I know SSDs are much faster, but the problem I don't like is the price. A 250 GB HDD for around $60, and a 256 GB SSD for around $160. And you get even get over 1TB in an SSD, which is still very rare to see for an SSD, while you can get up to 4TB in an HDD. To me personally, I prefer a HDD, mainly because of the price and the low storage.

[@sagarptw]

bf3 music.. so noob

[@hurleyman77]

"HP Enterprise 516828-B21 600GB 15000 RPM SAS 6Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive" On Newegg.com for $580 "Seagate Cheetah 15K.7 ST3300657SS 300GB 15000 RPM SAS 6Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive" on Newegg.com for $209 ...and more. These are not special server drives, either I own a WD Velociraptor that runs at 10,000RPM Laptops still commonly have conventional hard drives that run at 5400RPM So no, 7200RPM is not the only speed you can get. 7200 is the most common, but it is hardly the only speed.

[@stefanstevic7486]

CAN YOU MAKE free up space on hard drive vs full space on hard drive IS THERE ANY DIFFERENCE IN PERFORMANCE

[@101raman]

over all speed best but window on timming very slow boot window

[@ghost_wasabi]

who would open 25 apps simultaneously WTF

[@brunovincent1969]

What CPU and RAM are you using on this? I also get super fast results with SSD versus HDD, this is true, if you do that you can keep your old laptop

[@truth-12345.]

This was mind blowing back in the day and it is still now.

[@expression6180]

Bought an SSD a day ago and it will arrive in about a week. I think I'll be pretty happy with it as a boot drive.

[@bluesrike]

Hard Drive = BB Gun SSD = GAU-8 Avenger

[@olverthm]

excelent!!! i have a ssd samsung 840EVO. Is real, the speed up!!

[@VenomShadows305]

My eyes are lying to me...yes, is that, my eyes are lying... my eyes... lying... they are... my eyes...

[@andyen88]

no wonder my PC lags so much with my crappy HDD

[@MatiasLoverde]

hay algun SSD, bueno y barato? de 120gb al menos? / often one SSD with low price and good performance?

[@glenmcshane3747]

So bloody glad i bought a WD ssd for my boot and main drive. SO MUCH FASTER!

[@ShakuganDamian]

if that hdd is do bad xD and u hate this u can send that " crap " to me :) i'll treat it gently :)

[@hurleyman77]

...and a regular hard drive that runs at 10,000 or 15,000RPM will be almost as fast as an SSD.

[@Ahmad85550]

great video , but i want to ask you how you make the icons down the screen ?

[@muleradish]

A samsung 250gb is 320 bucks here dammit i bet its around 100 in the US. Not even mentioning the 2TB versions which is 3,700 moneys

[@n33dw33d3333]

a regular hard drive has 7200rpm, there is no hdd with 15000 rpm

[@letousent]

excellent!!!!! SSD is the future.

[@ruelle41]

Well that sure is a world of difference. Great video!

[@FlexsMx]

I have an SSHD and got the speed of an SSD but the space of the HDD, windows 7 starts in 16-18 seconds !

[@WilliamTravisIto]

A hybrid drive is significantly faster than a regular hard disk drive, but it's nowhere the speed of an SSD.

[@RecreationCertified]

Sold haha ordering some ssd now

[@DuDe1040]

my pc without ssd boots in 30 secs would be like 10 with it

[@deltaecho1]

Mine boots in 3 minutes exactly. And it's i5 processor at 1.8 Ghz after 4 years of use, still lots of capacity in the 750 gb HDD. What on earth?

[@guizangel]

holy crap what a difference

[@sippycup1206]

This answers my question.

[@TheJosiahTurner]

Wow ssd. Is awesome

[@TheDarkKnight03]

How did you open all apps with one click??

[@Benderlaiv]

batch file probably

[@Exekutioncro]

how did you get rid of the "welcome" screen ???

[@4nd3rzzon]

if you have only one account and no password it will login automatically

[@adamkrause9099]

+Exekution cro 1 account + no password

[@noco-pf3vj]

This battle is so epic

[@lightingbird]

How do you all think an external sdd will perform? Thinking of getting one for gaming for my gaming lappy.

[@jeffswanson5097]

Antonio Stevens I use mine for graphic AutoCAD 3D designs on a ZBook and have no regrets. If your time is valuable to you, you'll love it and never go back. You will have a computer that's the future

[@lollisko]

:D Not - even - close man :D

[@yuri_grillo]

Sata II?? Seriously?

[@rutvijtrikmani7541]

Can anyone please tell me, pdf opening using Adobe is slow so should I buy ssd to improve speed of opening PDF?

[@desamania]

That's exactly how I see too.

[@MJTeh1]

Gonna order it asap :P

[@alvarorey8672]

animalada tron...

[@ShivamGupta-ef9lp]

Just brought myself 120gb ssd with 8gb ram to upgrade on my laptop. Hopefully, I don't have to invest any money for good 2-3 year for my laptop

[@rfvtgbzhn]

Shivam Gupta Probably the battery will last less than 2-3 years, even if you bought a new one lately. You can still use your battery after this, but the battery life will be greatly reduced...

[@waqasahmed939]

rfvtgbzhn Course, but you can just get a new battery... I got me a used business laptop. Battery is decent! (It's around 2 and a half years old) I popped in a 120GB SSD, 8GB of RAM and used the existing hard drive in there as a data drive, after removing the DVD drive!

[@mohamedabdelfattah8148]

woooooooooooooooow

[@kyle10thefirebender]

woooooooooooow I'm convinced. gonna get a ssd.

[@34mrt89]

👍

[@omgodzilla10]

Thanks for this.

[@DotxxHackxxSword]

Hdd was painful to watch.

[@rfvtgbzhn]

Opening 25 simultaniously is not "real world". Imho nobody needs to have 25 apps running simultaniously and you will still get a slowdown, even with the fastest SSD and enough RAM, because having so many things running at once eats CPU time. Also because Windows 7 is kind of badly optimized (sorry for my English) for multi-CPU, you might feel a performance hit on all Apps even if the CPU utilization is only 1/n on an n-core system (e.g. 50% on a dual-core, 25% on a quad-core, 16.7% on a 6-core and 12.5% on an 8-core).

[@rfvtgbzhn]

***** I use Windows 7 since a long time and I often notice a performance hit when an application needs 25% of CPU time on my quad-core system, so it is badly optimized for Multi-CPU. Of course this does not mean that it is better with other Windows OSes.

[@rfvtgbzhn]

***** I also have SP1 installed, but this didn't change anything. It is still often reacting slower, when one application reaches 25% CPU utilization, especially when this application is single-threaded and hangs, all other applications and the OS itself are affected, despite taskmanager still showing only 25% CPU utilization.

[@rfvtgbzhn]

Logan Stoker It is not a processor issue, if the CPU utilization is at 25%, it should not be much slower than at 0%, because it means that 75% of the CPU power are still available. It is clearly an issue with the operating system (the task scheduler to be precise). Also I don't have any overheating, not even at 100% with Pime95 or LINPACK. However it might be a bug of the OS that does not occur with every hardware configuration...

[@panter485]

***** Windows 8 is great though, my pc went from starting up in about 30-40 seconds on a regular HDD to starting in 12 seconds on the same HDD. It's great having my computer start that fast and being able to open up for example google chrome 20 seconds after you press the boot button on your computer.

[@rfvtgbzhn]

Panter485 I still would not use Windows 8, because the interface is so crappy: I would use much more time during the day because of the win 8 interface than what I would win because it boots a few seconds faster...

[@DANIEL-wi8qm]

woww

[@dopesec]

How i put my icons on desktop like you?

[@misaelalejandro4973]

browse nexus ultimate :D or rocket dock

[@n33dw33d3333]

yea, i guess 15k rpm has verry low lifetime

[@gurjindersingh3843]

Most HDDs have 5400 RPM

[@Manzanus]

I need

[@ItsJustNery]

some sleep

[@HAZARHAN-TR]

SOLİD STATE DRİVE GOODD BRAWO :-)) SSD SUPER

[@HAZARHAN-TR]

You SSD DISK NOT LIKE WHY ?

[@HAZARHAN-TR]

SSDs turkey price of $ 50 it should be cheaper

[@HAZARHAN-TR]

***** vaaoovvv very high prices for SSDs you from ??

[@DylanDubstepxXx]

geeeezz!

[@imnota]

My ssd is on is way I can't wait to install it.

[@убитьБэра]

IMNOTA yes you can

[@imnota]

убить Бэра Yeah I actually waited. But I almost died,that was almost impossible.

[@убитьБэра]

IMNOTA mine came yes ter day too

[@whatsitallabout1000]

Do all the programs need to be on the ssd to open that fast?

[@albusdumbledore1488]

Yes

[@andrejz]

I dont think so, u only need the OS on the SSD.

An SSD will only improve the performance of programs, and the OS if they are installed to it.

[@magaskill9290]

Should i install winfows in SsD ?

[@DyoKasparov]

bg music name?

[@Jjsupermman]

Got a question can you have a hdd and a ssd?

[@georgekasiouras]

Yes you can,it would be a good idea if you used the ssd for the windows os and the hdd for games and big files.

[@h0rtensy0]

what about a laptop? :-/

[@ironic2468]

djalma Yes, most high-end laptops come with SSDs.

[@LeafyBreezes]

can you have two pencil boxes? YES

[@Jason77336]

Sound Battlefield 4 :P

[@blackky_______________9253]

OooOoOf

[@cracboumhu1567]

hi isis presentaing of lenovo...pan