Microsoft Windows 10 Setup Race: NVMe vs SSD vs HDD

Didn't know nvme gives you more mouse sensitivity

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Even with the slow click, M.2 isn’t THAT much faster than regular 2.5 SSD. People are out here screaming that it’s the next big thing. And while it’s great, I’d rather get a 2.5 SSD with twice the memory at the same price of most M.2.

Very good vídeo!

sata ssd is very closed. even its much cheaper than NVME.

fix I will buy HDD for more capacity😘

Thank's for the comparison info. I realize that NVMe and Sata SSD almost at the same time consumsion in installing OS windows. Good job.

Mainly have big problem how do you screen record in boot..?

this video is long just because the 5400 hdd was included in it

Shit video full fake beacuse in nvme clicking alot faster and in ssd you are clicking very slowly

There's some mistake. Hdd takes around 20min to install windows 10

for daily task like windows boot time, loading games, surfing web .etc the ssd sata3 is good enough.. but if you're moving big files for editing, the nvme ssd obviously will outperform sata ssd

this is a terrible video

Stupid test 😂

test on virtual machine????!!!! really???? lol

SSD

Nvme is overpriced shit i went for 480gb sata ssd and its amazing so fuk nvme

The difference is not even critical affect for us normal users

I guessed the order right.

Everyone is talking about it so plz explain me wtf is virtual machine?

But I'm having sata2 port for ssd

The install media is probably a bottleneck.

Not proper video…you click fast on NVMe ……i also compare the NVMe and ssd there is on 7 sec difference..

This prove nothing

WTF… YOU CLICK MORE FASTER IN M2 NVME..

Ok my Ryzen 5 2600x system would cruch those results.

You didn't click properly on sata ssd

Windows: this might take several minutes
Also windows: sorry, I meant hours

Your clicking ALOT faster on the options for the NVMe SSD

it would not surprise me that for nvme the better time much with more threads give the processor. The SSD with more threads should also improve a bit. since the decompression rate must be weighing down both nvme and SSD.

Ssd sata in that pc was too slow. Are u buy to cheap??

Unfair Comparison
You didn't clicked fast enough in every scenario unlike u did for NVMe

😀 bullshit test

Wt is nvme ssd

Good effort..
Excellent,
Need more batter.
Keep it continue..

This is a wrong test you should have done it with a real drive and captured it using a capture card and 32 gb ram and 8 core 16 thread processor with it all 4 tests should be done seperately again not using virtual machine

The beat really makes it intense and pulls you closer

This is a pretty bad test, you need to use a physical machine and remove the varied delays from your clicks

Where was the ISO placed? NVMe or SSD or HDD (as source file read matters most), have installed the windows 10 in less than 3 mins 20 secs with silent (without user interaction) setup on bare metal via PCIx4 slot.

Awesome! Would anyone know if I have to do something extra en the BIOS other than the boot order for a SSD NVMe I installed? I was able to clone my HDD to the SSD and change the boot to SSD with the cloned Windows but noticed no difference in speed compared to the HDD so I am not sure if I am missing something to make the SSD run Windows and other programs faster on my Lenovo S145 that may be in the BIOS?

What is the through-put of each device used in testing? This is completely useless, it's not even reliable enough to form a simple theory.

that's why my laptop with 5400 rpm hdd is lagging using windows 10…

My Entry-level WD (Green SATA III) SSD on my i5 (4th gen) Laptop opens Photoshop in 11 seconds while Adobe Premiere Pro in 27 seconds which cost me around 2.8k for the SSD
CPU – i5 4210 U @ 1.70 GHz
RAM – 8GB
GPU – 2GB Nvidia Geforce 820M
Go for SATA III drives if you are a gamer or video editor, you can opt for NVMe only if you are going to transfer a lot of files to your PC otherwise it is just a waste of money.

Sata 5400 loaded before the SSD? what the hell setup do you have to slow down ssd