When it comes to storing data on your computer, you have quite a few options. One key decision you’ll have to make is whether you want to use traditional hard disk drives (HDDs), or solid state drives (SSDs). But what’s the difference? And how do you know which is best for your particular build? In this episode of Tech Edge, dive deep with us into your data storage options and learn about the advantages and disadvantages of both.
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have ssd and hdd. After 8 year ssd health 9 proc temp 56C, hdd – 100 proc, temp 32C.
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There’s genuinely no real area where HDD is better than SSD, especially when we have basic Sata III SSD’s available for the same price as HDD’s, but the SSD is still 5x faster in reading/writing, and about 1,000 times faster in how fast it accesses its memory.
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