I am thinking about upgrading my Acer Aspire One's hard drive with a Samsung 840 SSD. I know that the Pro version is faster and that it's probably the best SSD out there at the moment, but will that make a difference on the Aspire? Will it be able to actually make use of the higher speed or will it somehow limit it, therefore making the standard 840 a better choice?
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babernet_1
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Get the 840 EVO Virtually as fast as the PRO, but cheaper.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-840-evo-review-1tb-ssd,3567.html
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/samsung-840-evo-review-1tb-ssd,3567.html
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Mine is SATA-III. Some users seem to suggest that I won't see any difference on a netbook, but having SATA-III wouldn't I see an improvement getting an Evo rather than the standard 840? If I understand correctly, the standard 840 wouldn't make use of the added performance coming from SATA-III, which the Evo would.
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You are correct, please chose the most useful answer. The difference between the EVO and standard is minimal anyways.
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But you said before that the Evo is virtually as fast as the Pro
Anyway, I will get the Evo, maybe one day I will use it on another machine anyways.
Sorry, I meant the price of the two are very similar.
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