Other Hardware SSd drive giving performance boost?

[thisizbrian]

I am curious if an SSD drive will give a performance boost when compressing. I dont see any reason why it would give a boost but it may help with transfer rates of some sort.

i think it will give a performance boost when there is no compression needed but I do not know for sure.

before I grab an SSD i would like to know if anyone has one that they use for this.

any info would be useful.

thanks fab users!

[maineman]

With respect to your first question about rip times and compression:

I was just wonder if I was to add a SSD to my current machine as OS drive and rip drive. Would that increase my rip time? It's currently taking a average of 3 to 4 hrs for a main movie BD9 1080P.

extrememc,
take a look at this thread:

http://forum.dvdfab.com/showthread.php?t=6335

I did it 'cause I could. In general. I wouldn't recommend to spend this kind of money for such a mediocre improvement.

As far as improved times with no compression, I suspect similar results, but it looks like we'll have to wait for my good friend IPopov50 to respond.

[thisizbrian]

ya as i dont know anything about blu ray to mkv or whatever i am more interested in blu ray compression times with the ssd.

[maineman]

Originally Posted by extrememc
"I was just wonder if I was to add a SSD to my current machine as OS drive and rip drive. Would that increase my rip time?
It's currently taking a average of 3 to 4 hrs for a main movie BD9 1080P".