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Origin Öffnen Funktioniert nicht (mac)?

Byhoneybear13569

Hallo, ich habe letztens Origin von meinem Mac gelöscht (komplett), da keine Online Anmeldung möglich war. Jedoch als ich Origin neu heruntergeladen hatte konnte ich es nicht öffnen da steht dann “„Origin“ kann nicht geöffnet werden, da Apple darin nicht nach Schadsoftware suchen kann”. Kann mir dabei jemand helfen?

Partition verschieben unmöglich?

Byaffenart

Hallo, ich will auf einer SSD NTFS Festplatte eine Partition verschieben. Leider geht es nicht. Die Software im Screenshot ist Partition Wizard 12, die Partition “D:DATEN”. Alle blauen Partition lassen sich verschieben. Die grünen Partitionen nicht. Diese sind als “einfaches Volume” gekennzeichnet. Was ist das? Liegt es evtl. daran? Bin für Tipps sehr dankbar.

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Bobbymowick
Bobbymowick
2 years ago

If you have a lot of data like videos/music/images or something you want to put somewhere, then I would take an HDD. But this is going to be less and less thanks to Spotify, Netflix and Co.

Otherwise you can now completely switch to SSD. 1TB you get some of them for a good 100€, as I think there is no need for HDD anymore.

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deruser1973
deruser1973
2 years ago

In a computer you use daily for playing or working, HDD is no longer necessary…

A HDD (or several) is preferably built into a nas where it can run constantly, because many start stops, damage the HDD more than when it runs continuously…

But I’m no longer using a normal SSD – in my computers I only have NVME’s…

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Kenshin663
Kenshin663
2 years ago
Reply to  deruser1973

But I’m no longer using a normal SSD – in my computers I only have NVME’s…

So a normal SSD….only different format & protocol.

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deruser1973
deruser1973
2 years ago
Reply to  Kenshin663

Other bus – the data are transmitted in parallel instead of serially as with the normal SSD..And without braking interface…

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Kenshin663
Kenshin663
2 years ago

As long as (what he can) both do, it doesn’t matter. With many things it is more measurable than perceptible.

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deruser1973
deruser1973
2 years ago

I’ve done the mistake, too.

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Kenshin663
Kenshin663
2 years ago

Maybe. But the SSD I installed the other day (m.2 slot) was a SATA.

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deruser1973
deruser1973
2 years ago

Then why is an NVME with PCI 3 slot around the 3.5 GBit/s Quick and a Sata SSD shaft only 500 Mbit/s

So, nvme is definitely faster, much faster, factor 7

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Kenshin663
Kenshin663
2 years ago

A m.2 slot also allows SATA.

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VINC767
VINC767
2 years ago

So I never want to have Windows on a HDD again. on a SSD starts Windows and all programs much faster.

Then buy a 256GB Sata SSD and also the xxTB HDD you need.

But yes, there’s only one HDD.

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Edit: achso, you mean differently. then you don’t need HDD. The only advantage is that you usually notice the HDD when the one day gives up the mind (or can also measure with S.M.A.R.T.).

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techblaster
techblaster
2 years ago

HDD = Old hard drives with mechanics = slower in data access

SSD = New hard drives with memory chip = very much fast, but more expensive than HDD

The best is always a mix of it. SSD as main disk for programs and operating system and HDD for storage space to save photos, videos etc.

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herja
herja
2 years ago

What is the difference between SSD and HDD?

An SSD and an HDD have completely different storage types. On an SSD, data similar to that in the memory are stored in flash memories. On the other hand, an HHD writes the data on magnetic disks. https://www.computerbild.de/artikel/cb-Tipps-PC-Hardware-Unterschied-SSD-und-HDD-31380661.html

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Hanspeter143
Hanspeter143
2 years ago

HDDs are cheaper, but not necessarily necessary. You can also simply use a larger SSD, but nowadays they are not so expensive.

A PC/laptop also works without HDD.

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Mohammad77
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Mohammad77
2 years ago
Reply to  Hanspeter143

So I can just build a SSD and don’t need HDD?

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Hanspeter143
Hanspeter143
2 years ago
Reply to  Mohammad77

Yes an SSD is in principle sufficient. But many save files/photos on the HDD, as 1TB HDD is much cheaper than 1TB SSD. On the SSD I just got games and the operating system on it.

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techblaster
techblaster
2 years ago
Reply to  Mohammad77

Correctly, the SSD performs the same function for the computer as an HDD, only much faster.

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Fruitchcar773
Fruitchcar773
2 years ago

HDD’s are usually slower than an SDD but much cheaper. HDD’s are more intended for images or video’s that are stored in an HDD. SDD’s are expensive again and the loading times are significantly faster than with an HDD and with an SSD my has no stuttering when you play. SSD is enough to get 500GB.

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