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Dell Precision T5500 Benchmark with Samsung EVO 500 gb SSD

This video demonstrates how a Samsung EVO SSD functions on a Dell Precision T5500 computer. I wasn't able to get 550 megabytes/second, because the Dell Precision T5500 has a maximum bandwidth of 3.0 megabits/second or 375 metabytes/second for its sata ports. The Dell Precision T5500 does not have any Msata or M.2 slots either; therefore, if you want to use a SSD, you must use a sata 3.0 port. Even though the maximum bandwidth is 375 MB/s for sata 3.0, you will never get the full bandwidth. The bandwidth you get will be 25% less, and this holds true for sata 6.0 as well. If you use a M.2 SSD which is capable of 1.2 TB/second encased in a 2.5" sata shell, you will get about 550 MB/s, and you will not get 750 MB/s which a sata 6.0 port is capable of. This will be about 25% less than what you can get from sata 6.0's maximum bandwidth. 281 MB/s is a improvement over using a hard drive which is capable of 120 MB/s. It is roughly 2.34 times faster than a hard drive. Is it worth it? To me it is worth it, because SSDs are more reliable than HDDs. It would be ideal to put a operating system on a SSD due to its reliability. I have been moving towards putting SSDs in all of my computers, and I am happy with the results. As for computers using Windows 10, I think a SSD should be used, because Windows 10 does a lot of updates which does a lot of reading and writing to the storage device. Having a very fast storage device loads all your programs faster, Windows takes less time to start, and it is more reliable because it has no moving parts. There are different kinds of SSDs that you can get which use different nand memory types, like TLC, and MLC. MLC nand memories can write 2 to 3 times more without degrading the nand memories, it may have write cycles of 8,000 to 10,000 times, while a TLC nand may have a write cycle of 3000 to 5000 times. You will basically pay more money for MLC based SSDs, but if you want something better you always have to pay for it. In the past, we had computers that had operating systems embedded on chips, like the Vic 20, Commodore 64, and Apple II. Back in the late 1970s, and early 1980s, we didn't have hard drives on computers, because they were too expensive. Manufacturers simply put the operating systems on chips in the computer, so it was a integral part of the computer. If you turn your computer on, it would boot to the operating system. You can write programs in basic, run programs with the prompt, and do everything you wanted to do with your computer. Then, you can save what you did on a tape or floppy disk drive. The operating systems were simple, and it didn't take a lot of memory. The point is this software was embedded on a solid state drive. In the late 1980s, hard drives became more affordable, and most computers came with hard drives. Operating systems became more complicated, so the storage required to store O.S.s became larger. Hard drives were used to store the operating system from the late 1980s to the present day. Most of the computer problems people had was due to hard drives getting corrupt, and hard drives failing. Hard drives are mechanical in nature, where you have a spinning disc like platter being read with a head. All mechanical devices wear out and break down the more you use it. Until a few years ago, SSD storage devices have been getting cheaper and cheaper. Now, they are quite affordable, and in my opinion all computers should be using them. In addition, the biggest bottleneck of any computer is the hard drive, but in the future that gap will be bridged by M.2/NVMe SSDs which has bandwidths of 2.5 gigabytes/second or 20 gigabits/second! ♦ Results Read Speed ► 281.2 megabytes/second or 2,249.6 megabits/second Write Speed ► 268.4 megabytes/second or 2,147.2 megabits/second Other Dell Precision T5500 videos ♦ Dell Precision T3500 and T5500 How to Mount a Large Graphics Card •    • Dell Precision T3500 and T5500 How to Moun...   ♦ Parts used for this video ► ICY DOCK DUAL Tool-less Dual 2.5 to 3.5 HDD Drive Bay SSD Mounting Bracket Kit Adapter • https://amzn.to/2NcIN7q ► Samsung EVO 860 500 gb • https://amzn.to/2NcIN7q