Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison

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  1. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Microsoft Windows 7 is the first Windows operating system to include native support for solid state drives (SSDs). Its SSD-specific optimizations make Windows 7 the best operating system for solid state drives.

    But just how much of a boost in SSD performance can we expect from upgrading to Windows 7? That's exactly what we intend to find out.

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    Link : Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison
     
  2. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 1.1

    Microsoft Windows 7 is the first Windows operating system to include native support for solid state drives (SSDs). Its SSD-specific optimizations make Windows 7 the best operating system for solid state drives.

    But just how much of a boost in SSD performance can we expect from upgrading to Windows 7? That's exactly what we intend to find out.

    In this revision, we updated the comparison with the benchmark results of the Intel X25-M G2 (34 nm) solid state drive.

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    Link : Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 1.1
     
  3. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 1.2

    Microsoft Windows 7 is the first Windows operating system to include native support for solid state drives (SSDs). Its SSD-specific optimizations make Windows 7 the best operating system for solid state drives.

    But just how much of a boost in SSD performance can we expect from upgrading to Windows 7? That's exactly what we intend to find out.

    In this revision, we updated the comparison with the benchmark results of the OCZ Agility 2 (Extended Capacity) 60 GB solid state drive, and the Kingston SSDNow V (Gen 2) 30 GB solid state drive.

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    Link : Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 1.2
     
  4. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 1.3

    Microsoft Windows 7 is the first Windows operating system to include native support for solid state drives (SSDs). Its SSD-specific optimizations make Windows 7 the best operating system for solid state drives.

    But just how much of a boost in SSD performance can we expect from upgrading to Windows 7? That's exactly what we intend to find out.

    In this revision, we added the benchmark results of the OCZ Vertex 2 (Extended Capacity) 60 GB solid state drive, and improved the table of results, rearranging the results according to amount of improvement shown by each drive.

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    Link : Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 1.3
     
  5. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 2.0

    Microsoft Windows 7 is the first Windows operating system to include native support for solid state drives (SSDs). Its SSD-specific optimizations make Windows 7 the best operating system for solid state drives.

    But just how much of a boost in SSD performance can we expect from upgrading to Windows 7? That's exactly what we intend to find out.

    In this major revision, we added four new pages comparing the IOPS scaling performance between Windows 7 and Windows Vista.

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    Link : Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 2.0
     
  6. Adrian Wong

    Adrian Wong Da Boss Staff Member

    Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 2.1

    Microsoft Windows 7 is the first Windows operating system to include native support for solid state drives (SSDs). Its SSD-specific optimizations make Windows 7 the best operating system for solid state drives.

    But just how much of a boost in SSD performance can we expect from upgrading to Windows 7? That's exactly what we intend to find out.

    In this revision, we added the Corsair F90 90 GB solid state drive to the comparison, and updated the overall results.

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    Link : Microsoft Windows 7 SSD Performance Comparison Rev. 2.1
     

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