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14 Jan 2015, 16:50 PM
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I don't want to stream in 1440p. I want to record locally in 1440p, and stream at 1180p (or whatever it is after the ratio I apply) as usual (twitch can't handle my 1440p upload).

*1152p after 1.25 res downscale


Oh I see I must have misread something, somewhere. As you say it would probably be worth considering going back to 2 PC setup, less stress on your system and hardware.
14 Jan 2015, 17:05 PM
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Samsung 850 Pro, but your old X58 motherboard will limit it somewhat.

12GB is fine... If anything, the old i7 920 workhorse may start stressing since its turbo clock is 2.9 Ghz and getting to be a pretty old platform in general (no sata3, usb3, etc). The 4790K I just picked up for example goes up to 4.4Ghz turbo. The 920 will handle almost anything still but for what you're describing you may find its limit.
14 Jan 2015, 18:39 PM
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27 Jan 2015, 16:03 PM
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Thinking of getting the Crucial MX100 2,5" SSD 512 GB for € 194,-. What you guys think?

https://www.alternate.de/Crucial/MX100-2-5-SSD-512-GB/html/product/1142840


Samsung 850 pro 512 GB from same place is € 309,-

https://www.alternate.de/Samsung/850-Pro-2-5-512-GB-SSD/html/product/1148247?tk=7&lk=8329
27 Jan 2015, 16:19 PM
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If I remember right your going to be running it on a motherboard with SATAII ports. So your probably better off going for the Crucial as its cheaper and you'll never really get either of them up to they're maximum capabilities on SATAII so no need to spend the extra money.

SATAII average max read/write speeds are about 280MB/s. there are obviously variations in this though.
28 Jan 2015, 17:26 PM
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The 850 Pro is superior in every way to the MX100.

MX100 = budget SSD

850 Pro = Best SSD on the market right now
29 Jan 2015, 03:49 AM
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Yeah it's just a money matter. SSDs are still increasing in capacity / dropping in price pretty fast, so depends if the extra hundred(s) are a big deal.

Crucial is a better choice than the non-pro though, if anyone was wondering.
24 May 2015, 12:26 PM
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Gonna buy this finally. Held off long enough that my windoze is starting to act stupid (as windoze always eventually does). Might as well re-install on a new SSD.

Is the Samsung 850 Pro still the best option for me, dyathink?

I can get the Samsung MZ-75E250B 250 GB, SSD(schwarz, SATA 600, 850 EVO (Basic)) from my German mailorder retailer for € 109,90.

https://www.alternate.de/Samsung/MZ-75E250B-250-GB-SSD/html/product/1163757?event=search

or the 500GB version for € 189,90

https://www.alternate.de/Samsung/MZ-75E500B-500-GB-SSD/html/product/1163758?event=search

24 May 2015, 19:48 PM
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Just go for the 500 GB 850 Evo. Pro isn't worth it atm for basic usage.
Evo has more than enough host writes and 5 years warranty.

Btw.: on amazon.de you won't pay for shipping.
27 May 2015, 11:06 AM
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I got it today w00t... 500 GB 850 EVO.

Question: Samsung's "Magician" SSD Optimization software suggests running the BIOS in AHCI mode instead of IDE mode. But when I try to do that, windows goes BSOD (BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH) on me after "Starting Windows...". I tried pulling all of the other drives out and just running the Samsung on AHCI and same result. IDE works fine. Is this a mobo problem? Any ideas, Bud or others?
27 May 2015, 11:40 AM
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I got it today w00t... 500 GB 850 EVO.

Question: Samsung's "Magician" SSD Optimization software suggests running the BIOS in AHCI mode instead of IDE mode. But when I try to do that, windows goes BSOD (BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH) on me after "Starting Windows...". I tried pulling all of the other drives out and just running the Samsung on AHCI and same result. IDE works fine. Is this a mobo problem? Any ideas, Bud or others?


Yep, BSOD happens when you installed Windows in IDE mode and you tried to launch it in AHCI mode.

I think you have Windows 8.1 so you can try this tweak : https://pricklytech.wordpress.com/2014/02/04/windows-8-1-enabling-ahci-after-installing-windows or http://www.ithinkdiff.com/how-to-enable-ahci-in-windows-8-after-installation
27 May 2015, 12:08 PM
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Dang, really? I just installed the windows this morning. It's Windows7 btw. I'll dig around.
27 May 2015, 12:19 PM
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Yep! Fixed it with a simple reghack. Nice, now it works in AHCI. Thx for the tip.
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