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OH MY GOD!!!

 

I WAS AT SCHOOL!!!

 

<Insert panicked crowd here>

 

Oh by the way, I got my new hard drive. I can tell that it's faster since my old drive's at ~90+% read capacity and my new one rarely goes above 20-50%.


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<Insert panicked crowd here>

 

Oh by the way, I got my new hard drive. I can tell that it's faster since my old drive's at ~90+% read capacity and my new one rarely goes above 20-50%.

I didn't know that they made hard drives that read faster than others...

 

What would that even change?


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OH MY GOD!!!

 

I WAS AT SCHOOL!!!

ITS BEEN SO DAMN BORING HERE TODAY!!!

 

<Insert panicked crowd here>

 

Oh by the way, I got my new hard drive. I can tell that it's faster since my old drive's at ~90+% read capacity and my new one rarely goes above 20-50%.

DAMN THATS FAST

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I didn't know that they made hard drives that read faster than others...

 

What would that even change?

 

It's not that one drive's faster than the other, it's that the other drive's slower than the other. Or something like that or something, I dunno. Is there a difference between read and write speeds like there is upload and download speeds?

 

ITS BEEN SO DAMN BORING HERE TODAY!!!

 

DAMN THATS FAST

I think it might be that my new drive is a SATA generation 3 drive (~6Gbps advertised transfer speeds) and the other one isn't (IE, I don't know what it is.)


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ITS BEEN SO DAMN BORING HERE TODAY!!!
I'M SO SORRY! :(

 

IF ROBOTS COULD CRY I'D BE CRYING!


 
It's not that one drive's faster than the other, it's that the other drive's slower than the other. Or something like that or something, I dunno. Is there a difference between read and write speeds like there is upload and download speeds?

I don't know

 

 

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I don't know

Well, it's probably a generation mismatch causing a bottleneck in the transfer speeds.

 

Either way...

 

 

I say this because your average computer is full of buses. At least they aren't robits...


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Well, it's probably a generation mismatch causing a bottleneck in the transfer speeds.

 

Either way...

 

 

I say this because your average computer is full of buses. At least they aren't robits...

:wat::blink::confused:


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Keep in mind that there was a wheels on the bus video that had a more horrifying thumbnail...

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Gah, today has just been... its been hell for me...

I'm sorry.

 

I hope tomorrow's better.


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