"Hard Drive:1024 GB flash_memory_solid_state" What does it mean?
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This PC has 1TB "normal" hard drive and 128GB SSD disk (faster flash memory disk) where the OS is installed.
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The solid state drive give you the performance. I just bought a second (same model) computer. Best I have used for games.
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it got 2 hard diak drive. one is 128gb one is 1tb. soild state is like usb drive
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It's a solid state hardrive. That means that it is much faster than your typical 5400rpm/7200rpm hardrives. Instead of reading your memory off a rotating disk, it uses flash storage similar to your usb keys. the capacity is 1Tb, or 1024 gb of storage
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1024gb is the ordinary internal hard drive. 7200 rpm. Also inside the notebook with micro ssd 128gb.
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When I check the "Device Manager" of my machine, the Solid State drive is listed as: Toshiba THNSNH256G8NT That's all the information it seems to list. I did a Google search of the HD model number and found this spec sheet on the Toshiba website. In finding that model, replace the "256" in the model number with "xxx" (to yield THNSNHxxxG8NT). Once the following link opens, just search (Control-F) for that modified model number: http://storage.toshiba.com/ProductDatasheet.aspx?product=HG5d Hope this helps. I'm very happy with the drive and the entire computer for that matter. That's saying a lot because I am very demanding when it comes to electronic devices.
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Im not sure I understand the technicality of your question, but its a SSD hard drive.
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I'm not sure what a "solid state" drive is. It seems to be a spinning hard drive inside of a housing. I have to say that the reviews are correct in that the housing is somewhat loosely surrounding the drive but it continues to serve me well.
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I have a 18r with 120'solid state flash memory, but I've never opened the machine. Sorry. However if you're speaking of configuration, it's part of the other drives designated to preform fast boot ups, etc. my system has two 500GB Hard drives and the solid state HD is dedicated for flash memory.
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Everyone but storage vendors use the value of 1024 to determine next step up in storage sizes. So 1024 bytes (B) = 1 kilobyte (KB). 1024 KB = 1 megabyte (MB). 1024 MB = 1 gigabyte (GB). And so on. Storage vendors have "cheated" and used the value of 1000 in determining the next size up. So to them 1000 MB = 1GB when that really isn't true. This has been a long accepted and awful practice, to the point where it is almost impossible to get them to change. So if we deconstruct 64GB using storage vendor math then it = 64,000MB = 64,000,000KB = 64,000,000,000B. Now when we try to figure out what our real space is, we take 64,000,000,000B / 1024 = 62,500,000KB / 1024 = 61,035MB / 1024 = 59.6GB raw space. You actually have ~1GB less than that of "useable" space because of the file system being placed on it and the additional overhead/space that file system needs. I hope that helps explain why whenever you stick in a storage devices you will always have less than the advertised free space.
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It's SATA, and I believe SATA III (6GB/sec). At very least SATA II (3GB/sec).One thing to note is that if you intend to replace the mechanical drive with a solid state (which you should - makes these things ten times faster), you'll need a 7mm height SSD. 9.5mm won't fit.Ben
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I haven't opened my case yet, but I have a 500 GB solid state drive. It's possible it can be a Western Digital, but I don't know if they vary based on drive size. The 1 TB drive could be from a different manufacturer.
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Yes, it realy is 500GB. It is this capacity because it uses that extra space for additional wear leveling. This is known as over provisioning. The extra space needed for over provisioning on this drive is necessary because it is triple level cell technology. Because of this, the flash actually has less endurance than the generation before it. With the proper wear leveling though, this is compensated for, and the drive is designed to last for quite some time. If you are a heavy user (meaning professional video editing, or any other use case where you are writing more than 10GB a day everyday), you should get the pro line anyway, as that is still multi level cell, and has greater endurance. But if you do that kind of heavy work, you should probably be getting an enterprise grade drive anyway with single level cell technology. So yes, this drive is genuine and it is fantastic. It is actually close to one of the fastest drives on the market, and the only that I know of that is optimized for larger capacities. Most other brands (particularly LSISandforce drives) are designed to be fastest at ~256GB, so if you want a large drive that doesn't suffer because of it's size, this is it. Edit: BTW, there are some non-insightful posts below claiming this is because it is what you get after formatting. Know that formatting will always use some of the storage and you will end up with slightly less. But in this case, it will be actually lower than the 500GB as 500GB is what it would be raw, not after formatting. My 250GB Sansung 840 came out to about 233GB. This is also partially because, for whatever reason, the solid state world measures in Gibibytes (GiB) or 1000MiB, while the rest of the storage/computer world (except for the silly apple world) measures in Gigabytes(GB) of 1024MB.
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This external hard drive contains a SATA-2 5400 rpm hard drive with a 8mb buffer.I would tell you the model number but it gets deleted when I post it.I would tell you how I know for sure but that gets deleted also.So in other words you just need to use your noodle and seek out the info you need; there are ways but this will probably get deleted to so what's the point in all of this?PS I Bought this thing and I have hands on experience with it!
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hi, I think it is the storage it self. I do not have it any more. but you can easily check the spec.
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The spec sheet says 1024 GigaBytes (1 Terabyte), but Windows Explorer is listing 909 GB.
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The drive must be formatted with the FAT file system and then it works. This mean nothing over 32GB.
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The disk drive is Hybrid. Its in the middle of an SS drive and a standard drive. It uses SS memory as cache.
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I'm honestly not sure, as I immediately formatted the drive when I got it. Sorry!
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"Flash" refers to the type of memory upon which the data is stored. In other words it uses an SD card.
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It just means that it have 32GB of ROM memory (internal memory storage). this is for differencing to 2GB RAM memory... I hope help you! Sorry for my english!!