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Yesterday I installed my new Intel x25-m 160GB.
I copied everything but Program Files (x86) from my RAID0 to the SSD. Then I made an NTFS link from the SSD to the RAID Program Files (x86).
I could then boot fine from the SSD, and am able to access all my Program Files as if they were on the same drive.
Problem is, there is almost no noticeable performance difference in Windows boot times, or in game loading times (30 seconds for a Bad Company 2 level, from the SSD).
I have run the SSD optomizer from Intel (TRIM for Vista), I have the default Vista drivers for the SSD installed. I have write caching enabled, and the page file is on the SSD.
Any reason that it would be acting so slow?
I copied everything but Program Files (x86) from my RAID0 to the SSD. Then I made an NTFS link from the SSD to the RAID Program Files (x86).
I could then boot fine from the SSD, and am able to access all my Program Files as if they were on the same drive.
Problem is, there is almost no noticeable performance difference in Windows boot times, or in game loading times (30 seconds for a Bad Company 2 level, from the SSD).
I have run the SSD optomizer from Intel (TRIM for Vista), I have the default Vista drivers for the SSD installed. I have write caching enabled, and the page file is on the SSD.
Any reason that it would be acting so slow?