SATA Express as Fast As Possible 

Keepo

And I'm using 7200MB/s speeds (my RAM)

5400 RPM here!

I'm using a 3 rpm ssd

Wawaweewa Rice Err... Share?

wow, i laughed. ha. ha. ha.

Kapek Five Sorry, I dont like calla dooty gamers. Its shit compared to my tripple A CS titles

I trid to rekurd TF9000, but i had prublums sury Mah lord.

LOL

Wawaweewa Rice Dunt you lol to our lurd.

+InfinityCraft Came here for this

I could really go for an explanation of this too!

google it

Same I need that

BIOS: The old terminal style blue and yellow text that only uses the keyboard. UEFI: A GUI or Graphical User interface. Simply a BIOS with pictures and support for computer mice

Ease of use.... thats all.... shit like being able to use your mouse in it.... its still a bios...

never

Goats are mammals. Please do not wait for goats to lay eggs.

I just so happen to have a 25MB/S internet and a 120Gb SSD

DrToiletface 11/10. Would read again.

Uh... He did. EDIT: Never mind. Either way, he obviously knows this (really not sure why you felt the need to explain it to him) and it was just an editing error (and he doesn't edit the videos himself).

Someone hit the mic.

SirCatnip someone (Linus) hit the mic. often...

Lord GabeN Thank you, oh Lord Gaben!

Lord GabeN Its Holy GabeN himself, so it must be true!

It sounds more like a deliberate sound effect to me.

lol that name

they are used for displaying am image on your monitor. Bam done, there is nothing else ot it

TheDevilFrog You realize that a lot of the things Linus does was made to be double meaning right? They discussed this in a live stream. Tech "quickie", Fast as Possible (FAP), and I believe one or two others. They actually went out of thier way to find something clever.

sniperlif3 WAN Show is another one! (sounds similar to WANG)

no! no! nonono! noooo!

That's just a simple concept. Like buying extra food to last you another week. In this case, more power/speed/capacity than you already need like when you get an i7 so you won't need to upgrade for another 3 years or if you get a 6TB hard drive so you don't run in the future

Wawaweewa Rice I know what it is, but I was expecting a more.. complete analysis. A guide to future proofing, advantages, disadvantages, how to do it properly, is it worth it? etc.

SidheKnight From what I know about the subject future proofing seems to be a nice time saver, but you are going to have to pay more for it. Buying high end components when they first come out is gonna have a hefty price premium, it's usually best to buy parts in the "sweet spot" range around 150 - 250 dollars (I don't know where u live or what currency you use, but I'm sure you know the sweet spot in your currency). This USUALLY gets you the best bang for your buck and most of the time lasts a few years depending on your expectations, and will certainly outlast a couple generations of consoles if you plan on using your pc to game. Hope this helps a little.

Get a computer, save up, buy upgrades. Future proof. Honestly you can't future proof your stuff much. You could buy a top of the line computer today and it would be slow in comparison in 5-10 years.

He's said in the past that he doesn't like the term.

that username though...

hey his space bar is working :3 to bad it want working when he put his username in.

becausei'mjustcuriousandIwantedtoknowifyouweregoingtomentionhowmanyfartsdidyousmellbeforeyouendedsuchalongusername.

Angel Luis Trinidad about 3.

Angel Luis Trinidad i think you meant entered not ended.

LogicOwl | Let's Plays I'd say that anything is guaranteed to fail eventually. The magnetic head of the HDD will eventually wear out and modern SSDs are rated in the hundreds of TBs writes if I am not mistaken-SSDs can actually last into the /Petabyte/ range. This is an insanely high number that no normal person would ever get to until after quite a few years. Extreme stress tests were done on six SSDs, constantly being filled to the brim with data and then being erased, only to repeat the process over and over without a single break 24/7. These suckers lasted well beyond any normal person's usage. Here's the test: techreport.com/review/27062/the-ssd-endurance-experiment-only-two-remain-after-1-5pb

lel, Nerd

***** in different settings you get different speeds so i dont see the point of assuming something is 600megabytes when theoretically it is 750megabytes under the right conditions.

Brick Tamland kind of like how most 32bit systems support less than the theoretical maximum of 4gb ram, or how SSDs usually get less than the theoretical maximum listest speeds

768 MegaBytes = 6 GigaBits. But no it doesn't matter in consumer standards since people only divide by 1000 and divide by 10 instead of dividing by 1024 and 8.

6Gbps equals 600MB/s because SATA uses what's known as 8/10b encoding. Basically this means that for every 8bits of usable data that is sent along a SATA connection an extra 2 bits are used for error correction. So when you take out that overhead, you end up with real world speeds closer to 600MB/s instead of the ~750MB/s.

+dreballs Only one of the SATA ports is SATA Express; read the spec sheet.

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ClonesDream u w0t m85 1v1 me scrub I wrekt u in cod of duti modrn op 2 psn is xXx_illuminate420blaz360noquikskpeDoritz_xXx

Simon Fujino Ouch, I'm sorry that you have to use a console. :'(

I don't even own a Play station lol

Dude in reality SATA 3 does not get 6 Gigabits pers second. So 600 mb/s is what you actually get.

alex clanton "600 mb/s" lulz

alex clanton "600 mb/s " so 600 millibit/second?

alex clanton 1 gigaBITs per second= 125 megaBYTES per second. There fore 6 gigaBITs per second = is around 600 megaBYTES per second.

Mutant Baby You're not just a grammar nazi, you're a bit nazi! Anyone with the slightest knowledge of SATA knows what it means.. 600MB/s 600mb/s it doesn't matter..