How many SSD's do you own?


How many SSD's do you own?  

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  1. 1. How many SSD's do you own?

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Only run one in my desktop at the moment, just don't have the money to upgrade the laptop to an SSD yet as I wanted to pick up a 500GB one (at minimum) for it.  Will most likely be upgrading it sometime next year, assuming I don't just sell the laptop for a newer one at some point here down the road.

I have about 17 of them. One in each of my computers plus a few spares laying around.

 

Media Center

4 laptops

Server

Workstation

Theater room PC

Macbook Pro

iMac 27inch Mid 2011 250gb ssd

Acer W500 Tablet

Just ordered 1 new one (Samsung 840 128 for my new laptop)

3 Extra's

1 in my moms laptop (which I gave her and is technically mine)

1 2.5 IDE SSD

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I have about 11 of them. One in each of my computers plus a few spares laying around.

 

Media Center

4 laptops

Server

Workstation

Theater room PC

Macbook Pro

Just ordered 1 new one

3 Extra's

1 in my moms laptop (which I gave her and is technically mine)

1 2.5 IDE SSD

About!!

 

Sorry, but there is no "about".  You either own them or not.  If I have 5 SSD's I don't own about 6 SSD's.

 

Going by your list (figuring 1 in each PC) you have 15.

 

That isn't "about 11"

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About!!

 

Sorry, but there is no "about".  You either own them or not.  If I have 5 SSD's I don't own about 6 SSD's.

 

Going by your list (figuring 1 in each PC) you have 15.

 

That isn't "about 11"

 

I said about, because I have so many I might be forgetting about one. :D

About!!

 

Sorry, but there is no "about".  You either own them or not.  If I have 5 SSD's I don't own about 6 SSD's.

 

Going by your list (figuring 1 in each PC) you have 15.

 

That isn't "about 11"

 

I think what's more remarkable is that he has about 500 computers ;-)

I think what's more remarkable is that he has about 500 computers ;-)

 

Nah, come on now.  We know Warwagon has more computers than that.

 

I said about, because I have so many I might be forgetting about one.  :D

 

But you could have at least counted the number of computers you listed, and then added a couple.

 

Off topic - we need more Warwagon videos - especially more songs! :laugh:

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