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<blockquote data-quote="moab" data-source="post: 651618" data-attributes="member: 73157"><p>Could you tell me what Windows XP tells you the Disk Size is in My Computer?</p><p>I have a 3 different SSD drives and they all show a much lower disk size than I expect.</p><p></p><p>On another topic remember...</p><p></p><p>If you run XP then remember to turn off the Indexing on the SSD:</p><p></p><p><Windows Start> + E</p><p>Right click C: (or whichever drive letter the SSD is assigned).</p><p>Properties</p><p>General Tab</p><p>Uncheck "Allow Indexing..."</p><p></p><p>SSDs use random access memory and therefore indexing is not applicable.</p><p>If you Allow Indexing (checked by default) then the indexing service wastes disk i/o and cpu cycles.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="moab, post: 651618, member: 73157"] Could you tell me what Windows XP tells you the Disk Size is in My Computer? I have a 3 different SSD drives and they all show a much lower disk size than I expect. On another topic remember... If you run XP then remember to turn off the Indexing on the SSD: <Windows Start> + E Right click C: (or whichever drive letter the SSD is assigned). Properties General Tab Uncheck "Allow Indexing..." SSDs use random access memory and therefore indexing is not applicable. If you Allow Indexing (checked by default) then the indexing service wastes disk i/o and cpu cycles. [/QUOTE]
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