[geeks] Disks: recommendations?
Mouse
mouse at Rodents-Montreal.ORG
Fri Oct 30 13:12:40 CDT 2020
>>> SSD is, as I understand it, all about speed and (physical) size.
>> Well...for most uses. There are uses where things such as physical
>> shock resistance are important. And, while my experience is
>> limited, in my experience they also give off substantially less
>> heat.
> Indeed, SSDs have much greater shock resistance (making them good in
> portable and removable applications), and much lower power
> consumption (making them good ... well ... pretty much in every use
> case, really).
Mechanical shock resistance is better in pretty much every case, too; I
have trouble imagining a use case where mechanical shock sensitivity is
desirable. (Or, rather, I can imagine such use cases, but there are
other devices which are far better fits to those cases.)
Similarly for power consumption. And the various other benefits SSDs
have, such as speed and physical size.
But, for my use case those are not important enough that I'd be willing
pay anything close to the rust-vs-SSD price differential for them, not
even for all of them together. Hence my initial mail.
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