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Question: Does this rugged Lacie external SSD drive run cooler than the regular Lacie HDD rugged external drives?
Document: This might be the closest thing to a perfect drive. Dual connection options (Thunderbolt and USB 3), rugged case, SSD speed. How could you hate it? My only complaint was the price, but let's face facts, SSD drives are still the exception and not the rule. The only downside (if there is one) is that the drive can definitely get warm! But that's not a major issue, just something to keep note of when you go to grab it after fairly heavy use.
i got this to ad some storage for my 2013 macbook pro retina. its got 756gb of flash SSD built in so i thought this would be a good supplement for extra memory. Im a photographer and i figured i would backup and store all my photos onto this. So far its worked great. from my macs SSD to this SSD is insanely fast, somewhat comical compared to my old computer and old external drive.
Got this to add a bootup SSD drive to my 2011 iMac. Amazing and fast. Maybe not as fast as having an SATA3 drive sitting on directly on the bus (as they get, reportedly, up to 600 MB/s read/writes, but according to Blackmagic Disk Speed Test, I'm getting 298 MB/s writes and 378 MB/s reads.Also, install TRIM. Prior to that I was getting half the write speed.LaCie made this EASY with this GREAT product.
I have had multiple Thunderbolt drives in the past and I was never really very impressed with their speed, but this thing was very quick. Moved my 170GB library of pictures, documents and music in about 15 mins or so. Smaller than other rugged drives, and includes a Thunderbolt cable in the box. Best part is it is USB3 too, so can work with other devices.
This external drive is fast and appropriate for photography. Nevertheless, I have confronted 2 issues. It seam to wind down after a while and applications like Lightroom and Photoshop will give errors or completly go unresponsive when this happens. On my windows computer I have to disconnect the drive for startup becauses it will hang in the initial bios screen if connected.
I have a 2012 Imac 27&#34;, it started running somewhat slowly after just a few months use. After some research, I found that the bottleneck was the internal hard disk (dropbox+crashplan+spotlight = RIP).I bought two of these drives, one as boot drive and the other one for documents, and must say I will never go back to spinning hard drives!I did ditch the orange rubber though.
I use this drive to transferring footage from set. It's writes quick and allows for us to quickly dump footage off of the camera media.It's the perfect drive to edit off of, other than the storage space is a bit tight. It works as advertised, can't wait for larger SSD capacity!
I love this thing. It is so fast compared to my hard drive. It comes well protected with a orange flexible stretchy material to protect. It came with a cable, and was recognized by my iMac immediately. Looking for a 256 GB SSD, this is the one to get. It is fairly quiet, and did  I mention Fast? It is fast. about 385 mb/s  reading stats I got. not too bad. Highly recommended for everyone.
Had a LaCie in the past but the firewire interface when bad. Still using the USB interface - not as fast as the firewire.Moral of the story also purchase device with at least more then one port.
what a great product. cost a little more but it was well worth it. quiet and extremely fast. i transferred about 23GB of music to my Lacie HD in a few minutes. very happy with this product. well worth the price.
Answer: I use this drive as my BootCamp (Win8.1) on a new Mac Pro.  I keep it up in a wire trough under my desk.  I have been through the wiring a few times, and have not noticed this drive to be warm.  I think the moving drives generate more heat than the SSDs.