Hi,
That's an interesting thought..............and I'd agree with your findings - at least based on my usage, I get similar performance (at least to login).... Although I always caveat that I'm not a heavy desktop user (I don't install/start a GUI if I don't need it).
Considering my own (old) hardware - I certainly find that CD and DVD is noticeably slower than either USB or HDD. For a few years, I actually installed that O/S onto a USB3.0 (600MB/s) which was plugged into a USB2.0 port (being only 60MB/s...
Hi,That's an interesting thought..............and I'd agree with your findings - at least based on my usage, I get similar performance (at least to login).... Although I always caveat that I'm not a heavy desktop user (I don't install/start a GUI if I don't need it).
Considering my own (old) hardware - I certainly find that CD and DVD is noticeably slower than either USB or HDD. For a few years, I actually installed that O/S onto a USB3.0 (600MB/s) which was plugged into a USB2.0 port (being only 60MB/s...
That's an interesting thought..............and I'd agree with your findings - at least based on my usage, I get similar performance (at least to login).... Although I always caveat that I'm not a heavy desktop user (I don't install/start a GUI if I don't need it).
Considering my own (old) hardware - I certainly find that CD and DVD is noticeably slower than either USB or HDD. For a few years, I actually installed that O/S onto a USB3.0 (600MB/s) which was plugged into a USB2.0 port (being only 60MB/s...
