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Visit our corporate site. All rights reserved. England and Wales company registration number Nov 7, Oct 21, Les Tokar 11 Comments. Some SSDs excel in transferring compressible data while others in incompressible data, such as we might see in music, video and photography. If I were to look back at the most common questions that I have addressed in the various forums, the top two are that of how an SSD can benefit the consumer and installation worries.
Understanding the difference between compressible and incompressible data then becomes key in the consumers SSD choice. Compressed data is representative of typical computer operating systems and applications, whereas incompressible data is representative of files such as photographs, videos and music.
For the average user, either choice would be fine and one could not physically tell the difference between the two in typical system use, however, when it comes to incompressible data, things change just a bit. For a gamer, the quick and almost instant loading of very complex scenes is vital in tournament play and especially with online competition.
For a photographer, the ability to transfer tens of thousands of pictures a week quickly with a drive that does well with incompressible data saves time and increases productivity significantly. The difference between the two is that of value and the type of NAND flash memory being used. The Agility is the value oriented drive with the lesser performing asynchronous NAND flash memory while the Vertex 4 has the premium synchronous memory meant for enthusiasts.
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