College comparison ssd Videos

• 1. Difference Between Hybrid Drive and SSD
• 2. PC Perspective Podcast 387 - 02/18/16
• 3. Microsoft Surface Pro vs Sony VAIO Duo 11 Comparison Smackdown
• 4. The Tek 0110: SSDs Larger Than HDDs
• 5. Chromebook 11 11.6 Led Inplane Switching Ips Technology
• 6. Let's Play: War Thunder [P17]
• 7. Minecraft Server Hosts Part 1 (Experience, Cost, SSDs)
• 8. Die 10 Besten In Notebooks Business | TOP 10 Bestseller In Notebooks Business
• 9. Enterprise SSDs Make Multibillion-Dollar Fab Fly

Difference Between Hybrid Drive and SSD

PC Perspective Podcast 387 - 02/18/16

User Comments

ufster81 commented on 20 Feb 2016

Nvidia needs to stop on further fragmenting the entry-middle level graphics cards and provide where they are truly lacking, a 970 Ti.

ufster81 commented on 20 Feb 2016

+Springfield03A3 I think people would settle for that ;) so long as they disclose it honestly this time around.

Springfield03A3 commented on 20 Feb 2016

970 Ti with 5.5GB of RAM

Kurukx commented on 20 Feb 2016

Apple should stand strong. If they want respect

ufster81 commented on 22 Feb 2016

+Kurukx The board is responsible to the shareholders, the company might have money but the board can be kicked out if shareholders aren't happy with the growth so if they lose money because they aren't selling enough iphones due to people not trusting them, the board will be kicked out and the board members will lose millions of dollars.

Kurukx commented on 22 Feb 2016

+ufster81 Apple have money. There the richest company/

ufster81 commented on 20 Feb 2016

+From Ashes There are no ways to get information from that phone, therefore they are not "hiding" anything. Like it or not, if Apple doesn't provide encryption and security features, someone else will. It's not just terrorists who prefer privacy. It's also big business, law enforcement etc. and if they plant a backdoor, who is to say some "terrorist" won't use that same weakness to exploit law enforcement data and cause greater harm? 

ufster81 commented on 20 Feb 2016

+Kurukx It's not about respect, it's about money. If it's known openly that they have a backdoor in their systems, people might stop buying their products.

nazo333 commented on 19 Feb 2016

Apple could just take the phone, take everything off it and give the FBI a new device with the data on it. That way the FBI would get nothing other than that specific data. They probably wouldn't want to do that either though, because then everybody who has to buy a replacement iPhone without their old data would know they were screwed over by Apple.

nazo333 commented on 19 Feb 2016

And again, they don't want the FBI coming over every time they want data.

Cristian Farapon commented on 19 Feb 2016

Anyone knows what laptops are those 3, from the left to the right?

wizpig64 commented on 19 Feb 2016

+Cristian Farapon Asus something, Lenovo something, then Dell XPS 13. I want to say the lenovo is a yoga, but i'm not sure which model.

rubikfan1 commented on 19 Feb 2016

128gb just need to die off. it sucks. 256gb should be minimum for a boot drive. and 1tb if you only use one drive.

rubikfan1 commented on 20 Feb 2016

In the past yes. But not when you buy a New pc/laptop.

j408100 commented on 20 Feb 2016

+rubikfan1 I was perfectly happy with my 120 gig ADATA drive for a long time.

ufster81 commented on 20 Feb 2016

+rubikfan1 That may be so but more and more people are moving their stuff to the cloud. I mean I have 200ish Steam games but at a given time only 8-10 of them are installed on my hard drive. With the internet speeds increasing and becoming more reliable/affordable people are transitioning towards that. That goes for individuals as well as small businesses who don't want to mess with the idea of paying for an IT staff etc. 

rubikfan1 commented on 20 Feb 2016

+ufster81 but that is more tablet like market. i dont count chrome os as pc.

ufster81 commented on 20 Feb 2016

+rubikfan1 I use chromium OS for everything except gaming, a 20GB drive is more than enough.

rubikfan1 commented on 19 Feb 2016

Modern games are already 50gb each.

Leonardo Morellato commented on 19 Feb 2016

+rubikfan1 i only use 65 gig because i have only two games and 20 programs and win and 100 mp3's and 100 vid and everything else is in the cloud, soooo, i will keep using 128 gig ssd and be a cheap bastard

Microsoft Surface Pro vs Sony VAIO Duo 11 Comparison Smackdown

User Comments

Raja Yousuf commented on 01 Aug 2014

I HAVE THE SONY VAIO DUO 11 SVD1121QEB i5 ITS A QUAD CORE AND ALSO HAVE THE DUO 11 IN i7 CALLED SVD1121C5EB ITS QUAD X2 CORE

Pc Supplies commented on 15 Nov 2014

its not quad core - its a dual core low voltage i7

The Tek 0110: SSDs Larger Than HDDs

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Ubeogesh commented on 14 May 2014

4K is not 4x 1080p! 4K means "4 thousand pixels wide". 4x 1080p is Ultra HD.

Branden Hooper commented on 22 May 2014

+Alex Berry I did too!! It pissed me off so much.

Alex Berry commented on 22 May 2014

+Branden Hooper You hit the nail straight on the head. And I remember that whole 4G bullshit too, I used to go around telling people "4G does not exist yet!".

Branden Hooper commented on 21 May 2014

+Alex Berry That's exactly what I was getting at.  Engineers create the terms and then society, large companies and the media bastardize those terms.  It's like 4g wireless.  It was originally meant to refer to a 100Mbps wireless network, then it was lowered to about 20.  But Apple didn't like being left behind by the android phones at the time and they paid some people to lower it even further. 

Alex Berry commented on 21 May 2014

+Branden Hooper It's the incorrect term that will unfortunately be used to refer to UHD. Because it's not 4K or 1080p, it's Ultra HD.

Branden Hooper commented on 21 May 2014

If you take 4 1080p display and put them in a grid the combined resolution is 3840*2160 which has become the ultra HD standard because it maintains the 16:9 aspect ratio. So 4k, while it originally meant 4096*2160, will be the term used to refer to 3840*2160.

Alex Berry commented on 18 May 2014

+TheRageTater Ultra HD is not technically 4K. True 4K is 4096x2160, not 3840x2160. The latter stated is Ultra HD, and IS different.

TheRageTater commented on 18 May 2014

+Ubeogesh Yes it is, However, when he says that 4K is 1080 x 4, he is correct, you're just looking at a different way than he is, even if you are both correct. 

Ubeogesh commented on 18 May 2014

+TheRageTater//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4K_resolution 4K is either 4096 or 3996 wide4K is not about amount of pixels in the surface. It is about width which should be near 4000 pixels

TheRageTater commented on 18 May 2014

+Ubeogesh Hmmm. "UHD-1 Ultra high definition television | 3840 × 2160 | 16:9 | 8,294,400 pixels | " - 4K resolution on Wikipedia. Pixel density is measured the same way area is. Length x width.3840 x 2160 = 8,294,400 1920 x 1080 = 2,073,6002,073,600 x 4 = 8,294,400 

Ubeogesh commented on 18 May 2014

+TheRageTaterNo, it isn't. Go read Wikipedia.

TheRageTater commented on 18 May 2014

4K is 4x 1080p pixel wise. 4K has 8,294,400 total pixels, and 1080p has 2,073,600

Lostrocker commented on 07 May 2014

Can you list the topics you cover and their respective times in the video? So we can just skip to the topics we are interested in faster?

anthonymyles100 commented on 09 May 2014

short answer is "no".  Logan went on about it but i forget.  it was a while ago

slayerming1 commented on 09 May 2014

+anthonymyles100 what did they say?

anthonymyles100 commented on 08 May 2014

They've addressed this several times before...

Chromebook 11 11.6 Led Inplane Switching Ips Technology

Let's Play: War Thunder [P17]

Minecraft Server Hosts Part 1 (Experience, Cost, SSDs)

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TheMCBrosofGaming commented on 23 Feb 2015

Just to let you know, OVH is not a minecraft server hosting company.

JooshYT - Welcome ツ commented on 22 Mar 2015

OVH sells VPS's and Dedicated servers that you can host your servers off. Its more reliable when you know what your doing.

SgtCaze commented on 23 Feb 2015

When I listed the minecraft hosts I was with, I said "those are the minecraft hosts". I then mentioned VPS/Cloud/Dedicated hosts I've been with :D

TypicalMike commented on 21 Feb 2015

not everything you say is true, i have my own host too and i never tell lies like that. it's right, you can handle more players with more ram but 1 ram can handle about 20 players VANILLA. 17 is recommended. maybe in USA but in the netherlands there aren't hosts which tell lies like that.

SgtCaze commented on 21 Feb 2015

What exactly did I say that is untrue? The keyword in the video is "some". SOME hosts do oversell. They do lie to their customers, and make claims about the urgency of paying for resources to gain money. If what you say is true about your host, then I am genuinely happy! Though remember other businesses don't conduct themselves the same way. I have been with hosts who have out right lied about their services and I was able to notice.

Comixs Network commented on 21 Feb 2015

This my experience, and is intended for anyone who is interested in getting hosted: From my experience with hosts, I can say this... MCPro Hosting is overpriced and has SLOW customer service (VERY BAD) Simplexservers is good, and has VERY FAST customer support HostHorde is eh. They say they have an unlimited plan, but no computer is unlimited, and slow support (not as slow as MCPro) Gigahornet/Pahogen Host is what I use ATM. Very fast service, very few errors, good prices.

Ray commented on 28 Feb 2015

Mcprohosting customer service not that slow theres factor like high piority-low piority and mcpro is one of the server hosters.I stop using mcpro though because of the price

Clamzy commented on 21 Feb 2015

exodushosting

Tom R. commented on 05 Mar 2015

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