SSD instead of HDD ?

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would worth in changing my HDD with a ssd?will this make my laptop faster?maybe is a stupid question but i am not an expert on this.
 
Yes! But don't expect miracles if your laptop has weak Processor and Low RAM Memory.
 
this is my laptop configuration

Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU M 480 @ 2.67GHz
Memory (RAM) 6,00 GB
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 425M
Gaming graphics 3830 MB Total available graphics memory
Primary hard disk 64GB Free (97GB Total)
 
Boot up times for OS and software are pretty damn fast on a SSD. It's worth it unless it's your only way to store all your files. Get a (external) HDD to keep all your huge files and you'll be good.
 
after reading a bit on the net looks like a SSD have nothing to do with my blackhat tools i am using and this will not boost the speed for them,my pc will be more faster only when i open filles,transfer filles ,OS will open faster etc....i am right?
 
my hosting company uses ssd and they are waaay faster than apache servers.
 
Yes, It's worth. I'm using rMBP 15" it come with ssd and it really fast
compare to the old version Macbook.
 
SSD is much better and with your computer it would pay off.
 
SSDs run pretty smooth n fast. I have upgraded to SSDs and the most fun part is the data transfer speed!
 
after reading a bit on the net looks like a SSD have nothing to do with my blackhat tools i am using and this will not boost the speed for them,my pc will be more faster only when i open filles,transfer filles ,OS will open faster etc....i am right?

looks like u guys missed this,can clarify a bit on this?
 
Just buy it and forget it.No comments!
it will speed up whole lot of things.
 
yes u r right
and also you should keep backup from ur files in SSD, since if something goes wrong, all your data will be lost permanent, and there is no recovery option for SSD
 
Definitively use a SSD Hard Drive, but you have to be aware that resetting system from the button or unplug from power source, can cause problems.
 
SSD is faster than HDD, smaller, and more durable. But they can also be expensive so make sure you would rather have an SSD than something else which may end up helping you more.
 
I recently Upgraded to a Samsung 840 Pro in my 2012 MBP and the boot times and loading times are ridiculously faster. On top of that my MacBook Pro is now silent.
 
Your laptop will read/write files onto the sdd faster, the main reason why you might want it is because an ssd is almost indestructible, you can drop it, shake your laptop around while its running, overheat it, and you wont have to worry about any data becoming corrupted. SDD's are more expensive but keep your information safe. A regular hard drive is much more fragile.
 
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