This article could go on forever, but there is no sense rewriting the great work others have done and discovered as they’ve upgraded to SSDs. The Crucial BX100 is a bit less expensive, but is now no longer available. To be honest, there is not a single thing missing in the 850 Pro because regardless of the angle you look at the drive from, it it will still top the charts. Heck, even Samsung’s feature and software suites beat the competition by a mile. Samsung does not cease to amaze me with their SSDs as the 850 Pro just kills it in every aspect. You can get a respectable 500GB storage, it comes with disc cloning software, has a five year warranty, and a bevy of great reviews from professional reviewers and users alike (see sources below).Ī great extremely detailed tech review on the Samsung 850 EVO I’d recommend is this one over at AnandTech: If I needed to get one tomorrow, I would get the Samsung 850 EVO. Crucial (a SSD manufacturer) has an Upgrade Advisor. If you’re maxed out on that, then look into SSD upgrades. You’ll get tremendous performance gains just by doing that. If you have more room in your computer for RAM, upgrade that first. That being said, every laptop and device will be using SSD exclusively within a year or two.
Otherwise, you should be able to record acoustic instruments, a few virtual instruments with no problem whatsoever. You run an insane number of virtual instruments and software synths via controllers, sequencers, and peripherals via USB hub, Firewire, or Thunderbolt.You have maxed out your ram and you cannot upgrade your CPU.So whether or not you have a solid state drive right now is only important if: Keep in mind, up until a just few years ago everyone was recording entire albums just fine with traditional spinning hard disc drives. Today’s (2016) i7 Intel processors are more than up to the task, RAM is cheap and readily available, and now solid state hard drives are down to a reasonable price.
It comes down to three primary factors in laptops for music production - processor speed, RAM, and drive speed.
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