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Originally Posted by Strzelec
SSD is a whole different ball game. Especially with a decent one, you can get insane read and write speeds.
Building the computer is easy. Follow those steps, look in the manual if you have trouble, and definitely remember to discharge yourself. I fried an expensive board like that, learned my lesson the hard way.
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Well, technically write speeds aren't exactly great for SSD's - they're probably on par with a regular disk based HD (for the better ones or drives in RAID 0). OS installation will be mostly writes and not so many reads (which is what SSD's really excel at).
Well, we're going a bit off topic here so back to the OP's original question.
I think if you want to learn, post up what you want to put together and we'll critique it and check it for compatibility. I'm sure any of the folks here will be willing to help if you run into any problems. Get your hands dirty!
