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Genre: Science & Technology
Date of upload: Feb 11, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Fantastic video with great advice, including information on the speed realities of these devices on older and newer USB hardware.
This video helped me make a choice to purchase the Crucial X8, something I can now use for multiple purposes and have great speeds when needed.
I'll be using my incoming (today!) X8 as a quick fix for backing up my Android smartphone (S21 Ultra) sans laptop, use as a temporary external device for my aging laptop (internal SSD failed so X8 will be utilised for diagnostic purposes and running an OS), and later as a new storage source for my PS5 on occasion.
Crucial X8 1Tb has the raw speeds I like for when I need it on USB 3.2 Gen 2 devices (or whatever the previous names were π), but has storage capacity useful for older devices on short notice.
Having the X8 preformatted in exFAT makes this option seamless across multiple devices in my home too.
Thank you again! π
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So Iβve been considering getting a USB SSD (Adata SE900) but I have a question about your comment on not having too many usb slots plugged in. Was that specifically for the front panel IO or was that overall as well? Like, should I not be using any usb hubs with one of them plugged in? I have my main peripherals and audio devices plugged into the back of the motherboard, and the front usb slots are usually reserved for my wired controllers or my midi piano keyboard. If Iβm going to pick up an external ssd, will any of these split up bandwidth?
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@Piketom1
3 years ago
External SSDs are fairly affordable and a great option for gaming laptops if you don't want to have to replace the boot drive.
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