So right now my 500 GB HDD is pretty much just gonna be my mass storage drive for videos and such, and so i'm looking for a new hard drive and I was looking at SSD's but they were too pricey for the amount of storage I was looking for. Then I saw something called a hybrid drives and I did a bit of research on my own and found out they actually have an onboard SSD and I thought that was really good for the Price/Performance. Then I looked at the specifications and saw that the SSD actually was only 8 GB and I know for sure that is way to small to have an Operating System installed on there.
***So my main question is; How does a Hybrid drive supposed to "Boot" faster than the conventional HDD and why do hybrid drives only have an 8 GB SSD instead of at least a 32 GB to fit the OS on it?***
***So my main question is; How does a Hybrid drive supposed to "Boot" faster than the conventional HDD and why do hybrid drives only have an 8 GB SSD instead of at least a 32 GB to fit the OS on it?***