Does an SSD make a computer or laptop faster?
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SSDs speed up a lot of devices if you remove an old HDD.
It only helps with loading times when playing games, for example. Not necessarily performance (with the exception of a game like GTA, in which you are so fast that the hard drive takes too long to load the game world).
If you want to know your way around as a technician, then it is important to work out whether this is good
And yes SSD is good
HDD is already out for Windows
Back in 2008/09 or so, HDD was still used
but not today in 2020
But that's still good as a data storage
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I recommend you to get 512 GB SSD and for HDD 2-3 TB then you have a lot of memory
You will notice the speed immediately after using SSD. In my opinion, SSD is the most important device for a computer. My old computer works like new.
With an SSD, the loading times, copying times and storage times are much shorter. E.g. When booting the PC, it can take up to 3 minutes to load everything with an HDD. With an SSD, this is usually done after 30 seconds.
Yes. An SSD is not a computing unit, i.e. It also can't speed up calculations. So you no longer have fps in applications such as games, but since the access time of an SSD is significantly shorter than that of an HDD and the read and write speed is higher, your system responds much faster (faster start-up and shutdown, faster program start, faster installations, Unpacking, copying or moving data).
Laptops require 2.5 ", m.2 or mSATA disks (however, there are no 'large' 3.5" SDDs). So no, the form factor is mostly the same, you have to clarify which interfaces are available for a laptop as well as a tower (e.g. Not every mainboard has an m.2 slot, this applies to both towers and laptops; A 2.5 "(SATA) SSD fits in every tower and in most laptops, only with very new and / or very thin devices you can no longer install it; mSATA is an outdated standard that is not very common, it existed for laptops only).
