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Source: http://www.anandtech.com/show/7173/...w-120gb-250gb-500gb-750gb-1tb-models-tested/3
Solid state disks (SSD) are considerably faster than traditional turntables models (HDD). That's a fact. But the same cannot be said of their reliability: SSD manufacturers, in fact, provide only a small number of writings before the device is being replaced. But ... we should really look into that user?
In short: don't worry
SSD have a predetermined life cycle but it is so difficult to reach that we shouldn't concern ourselves with users: the technological advancement will bring us to replace your entire PC or, at the very least, the SSD well before the piece is really refuse.
In addition, periodically back up your data is a fundamental practice regardless of whether you're using a hard disk or an SSD. Therefore, very little matter that you use one or the other technology: sooner or later, both SSD and HDD and break up is the only practice that can keep us safe.
PS: the article was written in 2013 so now things could still be improved.
Solid state disks (SSD) are considerably faster than traditional turntables models (HDD). That's a fact. But the same cannot be said of their reliability: SSD manufacturers, in fact, provide only a small number of writings before the device is being replaced. But ... we should really look into that user?
In short: don't worry
SSD have a predetermined life cycle but it is so difficult to reach that we shouldn't concern ourselves with users: the technological advancement will bring us to replace your entire PC or, at the very least, the SSD well before the piece is really refuse.
In addition, periodically back up your data is a fundamental practice regardless of whether you're using a hard disk or an SSD. Therefore, very little matter that you use one or the other technology: sooner or later, both SSD and HDD and break up is the only practice that can keep us safe.
PS: the article was written in 2013 so now things could still be improved.
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