I have an SSD, should the system be installed in a mechanical or solid state to speed up boot up?

Hello, in response to your problem, G's SSD is the main disk, 1T's slave disk, and the Win7 system is installed in the SSD.

2. The solid state drive can indeed be accelerated, win7 is about 10 seconds for the first time to start, and it will stabilize at about 15 seconds in the future, it is recommended that common software is installed on the solid state drive, which can improve the running speed of the software.

3. It should be noted that the SSD should be formatted before installing the system, and the purpose is to align it with 4K and improve the speed of the SSD. If you don't know the 4K alignment, use the win7 installation version, the built-in formatting software formats the SSD, and after completion, it is 4K aligned.

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Compared with HDDs, SSDs have the following advantages:

1.Quick start, no motor to accelerate the process of rotation.

Under the same configuration of the two computers, a laptop with an SSD took only 18 seconds to turn on the desktop and a laptop with a traditional hard drive took a total of 31 seconds, which is almost half the difference.

3.Relatively fixed read time. Because the addressing time is independent of where the data is stored, disk fragmentation does not affect the read time.

4.DRAM-based SSDs have extremely fast write speeds.

5.No noise. Because there is no mechanical motor and fan, the noise level is 0 dB when working. Some high-end or high-capacity products are equipped with fans, so they still generate noise.

6.Low-capacity flash-based SSDs consume less energy and heat in operation, but high-end or high-capacity products consume more energy.

7.There are no mechanical moving parts inside, no mechanical failure will occur, and there is no fear of collision, shock, vibration. This does not affect normal use, even when moving at high speeds or even with flipping and tilting, and minimizes the possibility of data loss in the event of an accidental drop or collision with a hard object.

8.Wider operating temperature range. A typical hard drive can only work in the range of 5 to 55. While most SSDs can operate at -10 70, some industrial-grade SSDs can also operate in the -40 85 or even greater temperature range.

9.Low-capacity SSDs are smaller and lighter than HDDs of the same capacity. However, this advantage gradually diminishes as the capacity increases. Up to 256GB, SSDs are still lighter than HDDs of the same capacity.

Not all SSDs are faster than ordinary HDDs, depending on the capacity and the chips used by the manufacturer.

It must be solid, and the most critical thing is put in the solid state Resources are precious.

The system is installed on an SSD to meet the requirements asked.

Because of the fast speed, the hard disk can play large resources such as songs or movies.

It's an old question, but it's actually very simple.

is a result: installed on an SSD.

The software runs faster and is installed on the HDD.

There are no changes to the software.

It doesn't really have anything to do with SSDs. In your case, the system is on an SSD, then the system will boot faster; The software installed on the mechanical hard disk, or the speed of the mechanical hard disk, has not changed, in short, it is each in its own management.

No, you can speed up the application by installing the application from the HDD into the SSD.

Summary. Installing an SSD can greatly improve the boot speed of the computer, the boot speed of the computer with the SSD is about 10 seconds, while the boot speed of the ordinary mechanical hard disk is generally about 30 seconds. For example, in the case of large games, large games installed in SSDs can read data at a much faster speed, saving a lot of time when reading progress bars.

Can installing an SSD make my computer run faster?

Installing an SSD can greatly improve the boot speed of the computer, the boot speed of the computer with the SSD is about 10 seconds, while the boot speed of the ordinary mechanical hard disk is generally about 30 seconds. For example, in the case of large games, large games installed in SSDs can read data at a much faster speed, saving a lot of time when reading progress bars.

It can speed up the loading and launching of the software, but it will not speed up your calculations. The computing speed is determined by the CPU and memory. The hard disk is only responsible for providing the data for the calculation, and the CPU will do the calculation.

To improve the operation, you need to replace the memory module and CPU.

The computer has only an SSD.

, the startup speed is fast. But in the addition of mechanical hard disks.

After the phenomenon of a noticeable increase in the speed of startup, the following points should be checked:

1.If the operating system is installed in both the SSD and HDD, you should press the specific function keys preset by the motherboard manufacturer to enter the motherboard BIOS settings page, enter the boot tab, and set the SSD as the priority boot item in the boot device list, and pay attention to saving the settings made. For the average user, it is usually only necessary to install the operating system and some commonly used applications in the SSD.

That's it, the hard disk is only used to store some more important files or personal information, such as: documents, photos, **, **, etc., there is no need to install the operating system in two hard disks at the same time.

2.Check the HDD itself for faults, disk errors, and bad sectors. Because when there are errors or bad sectors in the hard disk, it will cause the detection time of the system to become longer or even impossible to detect the hard disk.

3.Check the data cable of the hard disk, whether the contact is firm, and whether the data cable itself is damaged.

Due to the failure of the mechanical hard disk for a long time, or there is a bad sector that causes the read to be slow, resulting in the boot self-test and the card data after entering the system, so if you have a card hard disk in the future, pay attention to the fact that it is not necessarily the first main disk that has a problem, maybe the problem of the second disk causes the card! Here the problem is solved!

If you don't know how to disassemble your computer, then you can actually disable your HDD in the BIOS.

1. Boot into the BIOS, and then in the SATA settings, set the SATA interface of the installed mechanical hard disk to off;

Different motherboards have different ways to set up, so you can always find them if you look carefully.

If you add a mechanical hard disk, it may be that there is a problem with the mechanical hard disk. If you don't have data, you can reformat it and try it. Look at the speed and don't improve either. If it hasn't improved, there may be a problem with the hard drive.

In this case, it is recommended to unplug the mechanical hard disk and try again, if the speed becomes faster, it is possible that there is a problem with the mechanical hard disk, and the hard disk needs to be detected.

Generally, when the mechanical hard disk is attached and slows down, it is because the machine is constantly accessing the mechanical hard disk, which is very prone to bad blocks, resulting in the machine wasting performance, resulting in the machine slowing down.

Of course, you can also dismantle the mechanical hard disk to determine whether the machine has become faster in the way of eliminating judgment, or by scanning the machine hard disk to see if there are bad blocks on the machine to cause this phenomenon to slow down, through these operations to eliminate and judge, if it is by scanning the hard disk There is a bad situation, then directly by replacing or abandoning the mechanical hard disk to solve.

This should be the hardware check after the machine for his support is not enough.,If the scanning is too slow, it's recommended to use one at ordinary times.,If you plug in another machine, it's generally slow.。

There is a problem with the mechanical hard disk, try to change it to a mechanical hard disk.

Format the mechanical hard disk, let him completely do the slave disk, and the boot speed is OK.

Did you install some software that was running on the hard disk......?

In that case, you'll definitely have to slow down the ......

If you use an HDD, it will slow down the boot speed of the machine, and if the HDD is not of good quality and the read speed is slow, it will have a bigger impact. So it's normal for you to boot up slowly, and you're wasting resources by adding a mechanical hard drive.

Whether it takes a long time to monitor or the system to enter for a long time, you can try to enter the BIOS first to set up the shielding of the mechanical hard disk during boot monitoring.

One is that there is a problem with your mechanical hard drive, and the other is that there is a problem with the poor contact or data cable.

Your mechanical hard disk may be broken, and the track has a bad track, which affects the hard disk letter when booted up.

Format the HDD, NTFS format.

This is not usually the case.

The money was not spent, and changing to a stronger CPU Liu solved the problem.