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in the new one there's actually no option for a mechanical hard drive at all, ssd onlyfucken what
I had no idea the mba came standard with an ssd
in the new one there's actually no option for a mechanical hard drive at all, ssd onlyfucken what
I had no idea the mba came standard with an ssd
you can upgrade the ssd by yourselfYep, this is enticing me to buy it. Downside is 128GB and 256GB are the options (obviously due to the cost of SSD at this stage)
the macbook air uses ULV cpus (ultra-low voltage) so use very little power, hence dissipates very little heatim on the market for a new laptop. but i hear macs can heat really bad when u do something graphics/processor intensive (e.g. gaming) cuz their sleek design means theres not as many air vents to dissipate the heat
um first of allim on the market for a new laptop. but i hear macs can heat really bad when u do something graphics/processor intensive (e.g. gaming) cuz their sleek design means theres not as many air vents to dissipate the heat
What kind of speed difference are we talking here, though? Is it negligible in day to day things?also
256gb ssd is faster than 128gb which in turn is faster than 64gb
yeah i know nothing beats desktops for gaming but its really not worth it to buy a laptop and a desktop.um first of all
Don't get a mac to game on
Second, don't get a laptop to game on
Combining the two is asking for trouble
i'm not sure on the specifics but higher capacity ssds generally have more stuff to address the extra memory chipsWhat kind of speed difference are we talking here, though? Is it negligible in day to day things?
a capable gaming laptop will set you back $2000-$3000 (alienware) and it will be huge and ugly and you won't want to carry it aroundyeah i know nothing beats desktops for gaming but its really not worth it to buy a laptop and a desktop.
some manufacturers don't scale speed based on capacity though e.g. corsairi'm not sure on the specifics but higher capacity ssds generally have more stuff to address the extra memory chips
e.g.
512 gb crucial ssd, 260mb/s write speed http://www.crucial.com/store/listmodule/SSD/~524288~/list.html
64gb crucial ssd, 95mb/s write speed http://www.crucial.com/store/listmodule/SSD/~65536~/list.html
but in the end, any modern ssd is still very fast
speed differences won't be noticable during everyday tasks, but when doing hdd intensive tasks e.g. loading a game, manipulating a large image or transferring large files, there may be a difference
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