Yup seems like I'm going for an SSD, put all my files on it and never worry about it breaking down.See https://www.wepc.com/tips/ssd-reliability/#:~:text=SSDs are more reliable when,all SSDs are the same.
I've had a few hdds break down in my PC. I now use SSDs instead.
Yup seems like I'm going for an SSD, put all my files on it and never worry about it breaking down.
One more thing, if i was to leave that SSD (the one listed above, it's on sale so I'll be getting the exact model) with no power lets say for 3-4 months will it lose data? and its specifications are pretty well and up to date correct?
That is actually somewhat misleading.I've had two SSDs that I put in a drawert for 4 months while I was upgrading my PC. I never had any problems with them when I put them back in my PC.
"If a drive is stored at 25C or operated 40C, expected data retention for a client drive is 105 weeks, or nearly two years. Let the storage temperature creep up to 30C, or 86F, and the drive should still hold data for an entire year "
The most important factor is reliability, these are my options
SSD
Kingston SSD KC600 1TB [SKC600/1024G]
HDD
Western Digital Black WD1003FZEX 1TB 7200RPM
Western Digital 2TB Red Hard Drive 64 MB
Which one has the most reliability for the long run?