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Why are we still using spinning disks?
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Posted 8/3/2021 12:21 (#9144380 - in reply to #9115802)
Subject: RE: Why are we still using spinning disks?



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rosiesdad - 7/18/2021 04:51

Buying a huge flash drive (thumb drive) is fine, but if it dies so does everything on it. I prefer several "thumb drives" of what ever is cheap and do duplicates IF ITS IMPORTANT.
The downside to SSD's is often they just die, no warning and no getting data back. KAPUT But yes I do like them...

Flash drives seem to be a bit slower than hard drives. When I use the "safely disconnect drive" feature in Windows, a flash drive takes longer to disconnect than a hard drive.
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