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SSD vs HDD reliability
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<blockquote data-quote="Dhruv2193" data-source="post: 768451" data-attributes="member: 56741"><p>Reliability and perfromance are more or less interlinked. If by reliable you mean that you can count on the hdd to last long then it will do so. And if performancewise is your criteria, then ssd anyday is better. But ssd is not the only thing which increases speed. If you have good processor, good amount of ram and enough space in hard disk and no viruses then also system will run smooth.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dhruv2193, post: 768451, member: 56741"] Reliability and perfromance are more or less interlinked. If by reliable you mean that you can count on the hdd to last long then it will do so. And if performancewise is your criteria, then ssd anyday is better. But ssd is not the only thing which increases speed. If you have good processor, good amount of ram and enough space in hard disk and no viruses then also system will run smooth. [/QUOTE]
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