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  1. J.R.
    J.R. September 17, 2012 at 9:16 am |

    Lord Almighty! Thank you! I hate my Y570 for exactly this reason.

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  2. feyoung190654
    feyoung190654 October 9, 2012 at 3:44 pm |

    Will it not be simpler to use the SD drive mainly for the operating system, drivers and software applications and use the mechanical for storage of files? I believe this will prevent notebooks and computers for crashing and will allow a much faster startup time and give plenty of storage space for our all our files including media files etc….

    I am really interested in buying a new hybrid hard drive and use it this way, do you think it will work?

    Thanks,

    Sam Younes

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  3. Christopher Price
    Christopher Price October 10, 2012 at 8:50 am |

    I would suggest either keeping the SSD and HDD separate, or going with a true hybrid hard drive like a Seagate Momentus XT.

    mSATA pricing is still quite high, so on a laptop you either have to choose a very small mSATA SSD, drop the HDD completely, or use an optical drive replacement bay that allows the use of a second 2.5-inch disk drive.

    For most people, I think the Momentus XT will give you the best bang for your buck. But, if you want a true SSD, the mSATA bay is the cleanest (albeit, expensive) route.

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