So, what I'm going to be doing today is a bit of a precursor to a full NCX tech
tips episode that I'm working on behind the scenes. I'm going to be doing a
quick practical demonstration of SSD versus hard drive. So, what I've done is
I've taken these two computers and I've restarted them and I just want to do a
um an apples to apples comparison of the boot time between an SSD, which is the
system on my left or on Yeah, your left, my left, same left. And a mechanical
hard drive. We're running the Western Digital 1 TBTE black hard drive. Okay,
so I want to show you just how much faster you can boot into Windows and
start using your computer when you're running a solid state drive. Now, I've
kind of run out of things to say. So, what we're going to do is we're all just
going to sit together and watch. So, I'm
going to go ahead and demonstrate that the computer is instantly usable with an
SSD drive, whereas even with a hard
drive. Okay. So, I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to click on Internet Explorer as soon as I possibly can. I
mean, we're done over here. Still logging into Windows. Even once you see
the desktop, the computer will be quite slow to respond for a while while it
gets caught up. And you can see even the web page loads more slowly. I can't even
I can't even switch to Internet Explorer right now. There we go. I had to click
twice. So, that was just my quick demonstration. There we go. We loaded
the web page of SSD versus hard drive in sort of a very practical everyday
scenario.