How slow is a OS installed on a usb 3.0 hard-disk?
Very
for what purpose
>>51843334
It would be extremely slow.
>>51845347
For you
Depends on the disk inside and the USB controller.
Are you buying a $60 external HDD that has USB3? It'll probably be shit.
Are you buying a dedicated USB3.0 to SATA bridge and connecting a SSD to the other end? Probably not slow at all.
It would be the same if HDD or better if SSD.
>>51845365
What's the best bridge to get?
>>51845342
borrowing a laptop I can t mess up
Anywhere from extremely slow to super fast, depending on the OS, the HDD speed, and the motherboard.
>>51845857
lmao dude just make a live usb for leenucks mint
>>51843334
very
>>51843334
Dude it depends.99 jersk here out of 100 didnt do such a thing and try to sound smart. Fuck them. Its all about numbers. I did loonix install on 500gb usb3 hdd, 7200rpm with 170mb/s throughtput and it boots up 20 to 30 % faster than seagate sata 5400 internal hdd. Its all about numbers, remember.
For what it's worth, I installed Antergos through a VM on a USB3 external and I didn't notice any difference in responsiveness from my W10 host.
>>51848459
Linux works really well because of the way it handles disk caching.
Windows is shit on external media.
>>51848534
I'm not even sure one can run Windows from an external disk like one can with GNU/Linux. A few years ago (8.1-era) I heard it was impossible.
>>51848565
You can install it as Windows on the go through a few different installers.
It works, but it's finicky about what it will run on.
>>51843334
I stuck an SSD in a USB3 high speed enclosure and it was pretty fast to be honest. ~200MB/s