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Chad Harrison
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Loading performance is related to your hard drive. As per compiling, debugging, and other developing tasks, this is more related to your CPU/RAM resources. Unless you need your VM to start lightning fast (usually restricted by the OS anyway) a regular 7200 RPM drive should be plenty fine.'

Now, if you plan on developing around a database (we're talking tables with 100,000+ records), THEN you might have some considerations as the speed of hard drive.

Loading performance is related to your hard drive. As per compiling, debugging, and other developing tasks, this is more related to your CPU/RAM resources. Unless you need your VM to start lightning fast (usually restricted by the OS anyway) a regular 7200 RPM drive should be plenty fine.

Loading performance is related to your hard drive. As per compiling, debugging, and other developing tasks, this is more related to your CPU/RAM resources. Unless you need your VM to start lightning fast (usually restricted by the OS anyway) a regular 7200 RPM drive should be plenty fine.'

Now, if you plan on developing around a database (we're talking tables with 100,000+ records), THEN you might have some considerations as the speed of hard drive.

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Chad Harrison
Chad Harrison
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Loading performance is related to your hard drive. As per compiling, debugging, and other developing tasks, this is more related to your CPU/RAM resources. Unless you need your VM to start lightning fast (usually restricted by the OS anyway) a regular 7200 RPM drive should be plenty fine.