I'm also wondering what the difference is with SSD? - sm

Posted: Feb 19th, 2019 - 7:42 am In Reply to: Refurbished computer and Intel i5 processor - okay for VDI? - OldMT

Is it considerably faster than a regular hard drive?

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Refurbished computer and Intel i5 processor - okay for VDI? - OldMT (Views: 792, 2019-02-18, 11:11 am)
- p.s. - OldMT (Views: 674, 2019-02-18, 11:31 am)
- If you need a job that badly - Look for something else (Views: 503, 2019-02-18, 11:36 am)
- If it meets VDI specs, then double check with a - tech person at the company. SM (Views: 673, 2019-02-18, 11:48 am)
- I had bad luck with a refurbished computer. - sm (Views: 627, 2019-02-18, 12:12 pm)
- I have heard older computers - in the know (Views: 515, 2019-02-18, 1:06 pm)
  - Getting another computer - to support VDI (Views: 488, 2019-02-18, 2:43 pm)
  - Have you heard how new - sm (Views: 470, 2019-02-19, 7:32 am)
    - The computer requirements sheet says a 3rd generation - sm (Views: 460, 2019-02-22, 5:12 am)
- I'm also wondering what the difference is with SSD? - sm
  - My SSD is at least somewhat faster than a regular hard drive. - But mainly, I feel safer with it. (Views: 341, 2019-02-20, 5:14 am)
- My used computer works fine for VDI - tlc (Views: 391, 2019-02-22, 2:22 pm)
  - So you don't have any audio lag? - nm (Views: 368, 2019-02-22, 10:45 pm)
    - No audio lag - tlc (Views: 383, 2019-02-23, 11:09 am)
      - I would have no problem with VDI if that is all it were - But I absolutely REFUSE to accept SM (Views: 336, 2019-02-23, 8:32 pm)
        I have read the VDI contract now 3 times - Mindy (Views: 368, 2019-02-25, 3:21 pm)
      - I got the new update, and it's no better for me! You're lucky! - nm (Views: 381, 2019-02-24, 10:56 pm)