En el artículo , John
Rumm escribió:

Yup same here... In fact I find the improvement in responsiveness and
application start times is more impressive than the reduced boot time.

Alignment makes a big difference. This can be a problem with
imaging/cloning utilities that migrate the partitions on a hard drive to
an SSD without performing alignment.

Some years ago I used the Linux dd utility to migrate a hard drive to an
SSD. The first partition started at sector 63 (i.e. non-aligned). Some
time later I used GParted to re-align to sector 1024; the increase in
performance was very noticeable.

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