OpenCV: Which disk is better to store the image sets - on the HDD or SSD?
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I want to use openCV 4.0 and Java (Intellij IDEA). I only starting and don't know where I should save images sets -- HDD or SSD?
I know difference between them -- one is larger, another is faster.
opencv computer-vision hard-drive
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I want to use openCV 4.0 and Java (Intellij IDEA). I only starting and don't know where I should save images sets -- HDD or SSD?
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Anywhere that's practical. Focus on learning OpenCV, you can always move the files around.
– Dan Mašek
Nov 22 at 16:59
depends on the task. Do you often read or write lots of images and have to do it fast? => SSD. Do you have a huge nunber of images that do nor fit on SSD or not the money to buy enough SSDs or you are writing so often that the SSD lifetime is too short? => HDD. just my opiniion
– Micka
Nov 22 at 18:18
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I want to use openCV 4.0 and Java (Intellij IDEA). I only starting and don't know where I should save images sets -- HDD or SSD?
I know difference between them -- one is larger, another is faster.
opencv computer-vision hard-drive
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I want to use openCV 4.0 and Java (Intellij IDEA). I only starting and don't know where I should save images sets -- HDD or SSD?
I know difference between them -- one is larger, another is faster.
opencv computer-vision hard-drive
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Anywhere that's practical. Focus on learning OpenCV, you can always move the files around.
– Dan Mašek
Nov 22 at 16:59
depends on the task. Do you often read or write lots of images and have to do it fast? => SSD. Do you have a huge nunber of images that do nor fit on SSD or not the money to buy enough SSDs or you are writing so often that the SSD lifetime is too short? => HDD. just my opiniion
– Micka
Nov 22 at 18:18
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Anywhere that's practical. Focus on learning OpenCV, you can always move the files around.
– Dan Mašek
Nov 22 at 16:59
depends on the task. Do you often read or write lots of images and have to do it fast? => SSD. Do you have a huge nunber of images that do nor fit on SSD or not the money to buy enough SSDs or you are writing so often that the SSD lifetime is too short? => HDD. just my opiniion
– Micka
Nov 22 at 18:18
Anywhere that's practical. Focus on learning OpenCV, you can always move the files around.
– Dan Mašek
Nov 22 at 16:59
Anywhere that's practical. Focus on learning OpenCV, you can always move the files around.
– Dan Mašek
Nov 22 at 16:59
depends on the task. Do you often read or write lots of images and have to do it fast? => SSD. Do you have a huge nunber of images that do nor fit on SSD or not the money to buy enough SSDs or you are writing so often that the SSD lifetime is too short? => HDD. just my opiniion
– Micka
Nov 22 at 18:18
depends on the task. Do you often read or write lots of images and have to do it fast? => SSD. Do you have a huge nunber of images that do nor fit on SSD or not the money to buy enough SSDs or you are writing so often that the SSD lifetime is too short? => HDD. just my opiniion
– Micka
Nov 22 at 18:18
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Anywhere that's practical. Focus on learning OpenCV, you can always move the files around.
– Dan Mašek
Nov 22 at 16:59
depends on the task. Do you often read or write lots of images and have to do it fast? => SSD. Do you have a huge nunber of images that do nor fit on SSD or not the money to buy enough SSDs or you are writing so often that the SSD lifetime is too short? => HDD. just my opiniion
– Micka
Nov 22 at 18:18