150MB/s 1TB HDD vs 120GB 250MB/s SSD?
What would /g buy for same price?
>>51955141
I have about 320GB of files that I don't want to remove, so I'd pick the HDD. Do you need more than 120GB of storage? The answer to that question answers your initial one.
550MB/s 500GB ssd
>try not being poor
>>51955184
SATA II limited
>>51955184
>not realizing the guy means SATA II from speed
lurk more newfag
>>51955215
The speeds seem comparable so go with the 1TB.
>>51955141
smaller ssd for programs/games/private files
big hdd for memes
SSD every time. Even it's only SATA II it will still be much better from not having any seek latency. Back when I was a poorfag I still had a 120GB SSD in my Thinkpad X60.
>>51955141
I'd take the SSD. My lil 64GB is rather old and does need some replacing.
>>51955215
>>51955247
>samefagging
>>51955215
>>51955247
That's not sata 2's speed.
Also throw the piece of shit away and get a new laptop.
Also comparing peak transfer rates in perfect conditions isn't a good way to compare an ssd to an hdd.
Also no fucking laptop hdd trasnsfers at 150 MB/s
Hard drive. SSDs are pretty much a meme unless we're talking laptops.
>>51955141
Samsung 850 Pro
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>>51955215
sata2 is 300
>>51955381
He is talking about a laptop and if you haven't figured that our kindly never give advice again. Ever.
>>51955141
>/g/
>discussing throughput
>not discussing IOPS
Are all of you wearing your retard helmets like you're supposed to?
>>51955141
120gb is plenty for me
>>51955357
>Also no fucking laptop hdd trasnsfers at 150 MB/s
There are 2TB ones with 7200rpm that get pretty close to that speed (130 MB/s)
OP you can use an ssd and get an adapter for a large hd in the optical bay
one's for the OS, swap, and (some) applications and one's for storing bulk data like all your chinese cartoons
>>51955141
If you are running windows and will be gaming/meme:ing/multimedia then get the HDD
If you are running Linux and won't be doing anything except work or web browsing then get the SSD
120GB is a waste of money in my opinion.
SSD. Lower latency is a big benefit.