- Dec 9, 2014
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Hi,
I was wondering out of curiosity what the limiting speed factor is nowadays for everyday tasks like starting the computer, browse the web etc. Let's say you are using a skylake i7 6700k and an SSD.
The reason I was wondering is when everyone went over from HDD to SATA SSD:s we saw a huge increase in speeds, however in all the benchmarks of NVME SSD:s which are supposed to be several times faster than SATA we barely seem to notice any speed increase outside of synthetic benchmark compared to SATA SSD:s. Is the CPU the bottleneck nowadays?
I was wondering out of curiosity what the limiting speed factor is nowadays for everyday tasks like starting the computer, browse the web etc. Let's say you are using a skylake i7 6700k and an SSD.
The reason I was wondering is when everyone went over from HDD to SATA SSD:s we saw a huge increase in speeds, however in all the benchmarks of NVME SSD:s which are supposed to be several times faster than SATA we barely seem to notice any speed increase outside of synthetic benchmark compared to SATA SSD:s. Is the CPU the bottleneck nowadays?
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