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I recently replaced my Thinkpad's 5400RPM HDD with Kingston SSD(UV100 120GB). I simply used ext4 for / and /home with noatime plus discard options. I even have swap on SSD, I don't care if it's good or not to have it on SSD.
The system is now fluid like smoke from Bob's Cigar. Much smoothness, much like. Regards. |
First of all, a big thank you to all who contributed to this thread. I am not a programmer - just a reasonably experienced Slacker - but I've learned a lot from just following this through!
My new machine is now up and running - I'm typing this on it! I went for Ext4 (because I've been using it a while without issues) and put both / and swap on the SSD. I figured with 16GB of ram, the swap shouldn't get used much anyway! I also added noatime and discard to the / fstab entry and switched to the deadline scheduler. All I can say is wow! This machine is like greased lightning compared to the one it replaced! I've taken the bull by the horns and installed slack64-current (should make upgrading to the next stable release easier!) and UEFI. The UEFI install didn't go completely to plan due to my inexperience with it, but I know Slack well enough to work out what I'd done wrong and fix it. I'm actually quite pleased with myself for that! The motherboard is a Gigabyte Z97X, though in contrast with my earlier machines, I've stuck with the on-board Intel graphics. I don't need 3D performance - most of my work is video - and the Intel graphics with vaapi are even faster than my previous NVidia / vdpau setup. All in all, I'm a very happy bunny, in no small part thanks to the excellent advice given here. Again, many thanks to all concerned! -- Pete |
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