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What's your address? Are the doors locked? Number of police on patrol in any given hour?View attachment 143231
My epeen is biggest epeen.
I do believe it's about time to trade in your Mac for a real computer...I don't even know how this is possible...
I do believe it's about time to trade in your Mac for a real computer...
It doesn't inflate your score if your has an ssd. Your computer really is a lot faster. Hard drives have archaic technology that's super slow.One thing I've learned from running this program on multiple computer, is your score gets inflated by 1000+ or so if your OS is on an SSD. It's not a great scorer in terms of accuracy but it gives you a general idea.
Also, I'm surprised to remember that this is my original thread and the fact that it is still alive is pretty cool.
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(My score is still basically the same as the one on Page 3 because it's the same computer.)
I know, I have had a computer with the OS on the SSD. It's a lot faster. I should have said "The score should not be taken as a sheer comparison of hardware". But it's a speed test so I guess that's obvious.It doesn't inflate your score if your has an ssd. Your computer really is a lot faster. Hard drives have archaic technology that's super slow.
That's like saying 'One thing I've learned about this program is that having a faster processor increases your scores'
I have no idea what you're trying to say. The ssd is part of the hardware. Why would it effect the way you view scores?I know, I have had a computer with the OS on the SSD. It's a lot faster. I should have said "The score should not be taken as a sheer comparison of hardware". But it's a speed test so I guess that's obvious.
Perhaps it affects scores that shouldn't be influenced?I have no idea what you're trying to say. The ssd is part of the hardware. Why would it effect the way you view scores?
I was under the impression that that final score is a composite score of all the hardware, and that the SSD score is tacked along with the other scores. Conventional hard drives being very slow compared to SSDs meant the SSD score would be hundreds of times higher than the HDD scores, so I thought it was slightly skewed. I wasn't taking into consideration that the SSD would speed up everything else, so I think I'm just looking at this wrong.I have no idea what you're trying to say. The ssd is part of the hardware. Why would it effect the way you view scores?
I think he's trying to say that it shouldn't increase the score by a huge amount just because of an SSD.I have no idea what you're trying to say. The ssd is part of the hardware. Why would it effect the way you view scores?