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Hiryuu Level: 207     Posts: 9535/14435 EXP: 127636739 For next: 2147415 Since: 07-06-07 Since last post: 11.8 years Last activity: 11.7 years
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Bitmap Banned Forever Banned for being a dick on the board, in private messages, and then taking that dick-ness off the board and harassing members elsewhere for it. Time to go! Level: NaN Posts: 162/-5501 EXP: NaN For next: 0 Since: 04-19-09 From: Cataula Georgia Since last post: 9.9 years Last activity: 9.9 years
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We have a problem here. How is this reasonable? I would much rather go for the cheap alternative. I mean sure you can put a lot in this damn thing. But are you seriously going to fill this up with whatever it is you do? Unless you work 80 hours a week, then yeah. Otherwise, I think it is smart to just buy in bulk. Label your cards, and save about 400 dollars. I mean what the fuck? |
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303darthbobby Catgirl I'm the one they warned you about. Level: 83  Posts: 369/1810 EXP: 5341267 For next: 90954 Since: 03-02-09 From: North Carolina Since last post: 3.8 years Last activity: 3.6 years
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| I had my hopes up when you said nearly affordable. They will be one day though, and then I'll grab one. |
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303darthbobby Catgirl I'm the one they warned you about. Level: 83 Posts: 370/1810 EXP: 5341267 For next: 90954 Since: 03-02-09 From: North Carolina Since last post: 3.8 years Last activity: 3.6 years
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| Don't get me wrong, it's fairly reasonable for what it is. Just...still to expensive for my wallet. |
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emcee Member Level: 37 Posts: 225/267 EXP: 320003 For next: 18250 Since: 08-11-07 Since last post: 12.9 years Last activity: 12.7 years
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Originally posted by BAN ME PLEASE A stack of memory cards and a solid state drive are both flash memory, but the similarities mostly end there. One's not really an alternative to the other. |
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paulguy Green Birdo Level: 93  Posts: 190/2294 EXP: 8033304 For next: 19506 Since: 09-14-07 From: Buffalo, NY Since last post: 9.7 years Last activity: 9.7 years
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| I have the 80GB intel X25-M, which I really like. I can say that SSDs are a definitee improvement over hard disk drives. I just wish they were cheaper in larger capacities. I had a hard disk fail today. 1.5TB Seagate that was only a few months old. Woke up with it clicking and a few minutes later I couldn't read from it at all. Interestingly, my SSD stopped being readable at the same time, because I guess the SATA controller driver just blew up in some weird way. Unplugging the hard drive and rebooting fixed the issue. Kinda interesting seeing "-bash: /bin/ls: no such file or directory". |
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