SSDs are overrated.
What is that supposed to mean? Any SSD is MUCH faster than a spinning hard drive, so how is this "overrated"
They are mostly good for Windows because NTFS has fragmentation issues.
They are good for all operating systems, not just Windows.
They do reduce boot time, but that is not really useful.
It is useful for everything that needs to be transferred from SSD to system RAM and back, especially when starting any application or closing it, or...
RAM is faster than any SSD, even "slow" DDR 866MHz is faster.
Not a valid comparison so why????
Make sure your RAM is dual-channel.
Yes, this is valid, but requires 2 or 4 sticks of RAM, same size, otherwise it defaults back to single channel.
You can get double speed with no drawback.
Not true, you get more speed, but never double speed, timings, latency, clocks, and some probably 50 more settings and parameters that prevent memory form physically reaching "double speed".
Why not?
Now i must ask, Why?
Why do you keep replying like this?
Again, i admire your will and effort to help others, and some times you do help so thank you for that, but sometimes your replies are like this causing more confusion and noise that is not helpful.
