I mean does PS run more effectively or Call Of Duty gets more FPS??
pls, I just need answers to help me decide which ones I should customize.
thanks
Well, lots people here said fusion drive is more advantaged than traditional HDD, of course I'm agree with that,
BUT what the other benefits I'll get except 'login to system faster and copy files faster'??
I mean does PS run more effectively or Call Of Duty gets more FPS??
pls, I just need answers to help me decide which ones I should customize.
thanks![]()
I would say that fusion drive is not worth the money it costs.
The real advantage would be to have only SSD installed, this will be possible only when SSDs of 1 TB and bigger capacity will be available at a price similar to HDDs.
It's as fast as a SSD with the space of a hard drive and twice the chance of failure of either.
It's as fast as a SSD with the space of a hard drive and twice the chance of failure of either.
this simply isn't true. the failure rate is not double - and this has been discussed at length on other posts.
Of course it is, assuming the failure chance of both drives is independent from each other. Not that something like this should affect the purchase decision of an average user - sums of two zeros is still a zero
P.S. Always backup! Any data loss due to hardware failure is solely the responsibility of the user.
Mathematically... it is not. It is not the X times the individual failure rates. It is 1 minus the product of the individual survival rates. They are often close... but different.