>he still doesn't own an m.2 ssd
what's your excuse?
I do not even own one. I have time.
GTFO
>>51862557
SSD = meme
someone /thread me
>>51862574
>>51862595
poorfags detected
>>51862557
big numbers mean jack shit, there is not real world benefits
>>51862557
>it's not a 950 pro
why even live?
>>51862557
I just upgraded my laptop to an mSATA SSD last week, and it doesn't even support mSATA let alone m.2
m.2 ssd are a meme
Samsung 850 pro here
>>51862574
Linux is only free if your time is worthless.
>>51862595
/thread
>>51862826
nice DRAM cache, anon :3
>>51862615
Actually SSDs are upgrade of choice for poorfags because they make everything appear "fast"
well meme'd OP
>>51862946
Here's my ramdisk for comparison
>>51863068
what program do you use to make the RAM disk?
waiting for 3d xpoint because im not a kek op.
>>51863119
SoftPerfect
>>51863210
I tried that it maked BSoD my PC three times...
>>51862557
>He fell for the SSD meme
>>51863239
>it maked BSoD my PC
You're so funny anon :^)
>>51863756
it's my natural talent
>>51862557
So what are the benefits over a SATA SSD?
>>51864559
It's an SSD that plugs into a mini-pcie slot, removing you from the limitations of SATA 3
>>51864613
What limitations do we need removed given the M2 drive posts lower benchmarks than the SATA ones here?
>>51864559
well, it's actually not M.2 that's better, because that's just a weird complicated pcb form factor that can be either sata or pcie IIRC. The cool new thing is NVME, which is basically a replacement of the SATA protocol that allows for requesting read/write actions that would be retarded on spinning rust. And of course sata is limited to 600MB/s, which is solved by using pcie.
I'm probably getting shit wrong, but you can google nvme for yourself if you want to know more.
>>51864664
It's cheating m8, they aren't actually that fast
>>51862557
Because the packaging limitations of m.2 are just asking for thermal problems
Going u.2 instead
>>51864759
I was worried about that too, but apparently the 950 pro only really throttles when constantly running benchmarks. I would still prefer something with a cable too though. And they should probably get rid of the sata power cables too, while they're at it.
