So I just saw these things called Hybrid Drives, obviously a storage device like the HDD. But SSD speeds? I don't understand what the reviews say about these, so could someone clearly explain what this is? Is it exactly what is says, or is it completely different? Maybe I can swap my SSD and HDD for one of these in my new build ($100 save there)?
Anything you can answer in here, please do :
- What would be some good brands?
- Anything on the bad side?
- Anything extra/better about this?
- Any incompatibilities?
- Durability/Efficiency/Performance?
- Any reason for it to be less expensive than a 120-250 GB SSD?
- Any reason for me to get a HDD and a SSD over this?
- The rest of the specs :
Intel i5 4590
EVGA GTX 770 4GB ACX Cooling
Corsair RM650 Gold 650W Power Supply
Cooler Master K380 Mid Tower Full Mid-Night ATX Case
G.Skill RipJaws Series (2x4GB) DDR3 Ram
Seagate Hybrid Drive 1 TB
LG Electronics 24X SATA Multi DVD Internal Rewriter(M-Disk Supported)
AsusVS247HV 23.6inch LED Monitor
Windows 8.1 64 Bit OEI
No Motherboard yet Lol
*Anything the Hybrid Drive would affect here?*
-CenturyTech
Anything you can answer in here, please do :
- What would be some good brands?
- Anything on the bad side?
- Anything extra/better about this?
- Any incompatibilities?
- Durability/Efficiency/Performance?
- Any reason for it to be less expensive than a 120-250 GB SSD?
- Any reason for me to get a HDD and a SSD over this?
- The rest of the specs :
Intel i5 4590
EVGA GTX 770 4GB ACX Cooling
Corsair RM650 Gold 650W Power Supply
Cooler Master K380 Mid Tower Full Mid-Night ATX Case
G.Skill RipJaws Series (2x4GB) DDR3 Ram
Seagate Hybrid Drive 1 TB
LG Electronics 24X SATA Multi DVD Internal Rewriter(M-Disk Supported)
AsusVS247HV 23.6inch LED Monitor
Windows 8.1 64 Bit OEI
No Motherboard yet Lol
*Anything the Hybrid Drive would affect here?*
-CenturyTech