I understood that to be true for the older SSD drives, that they didn't
have the read and write iterations that traditional HDs did.
However, I have recently learned that the SSDs that were out for the
last several years, that their reliability is very similar to the
reliability of traditional HDs are. Reliability of the
electronics/hardware becomes more of a factor compared the the failure
rate of the media, if that makes sense. I wish I could afford a SSD for
some existing PCs. It'd breath new life into some aging hardware.
On 05/25/2014 09:44 PM, Kurt @ VR-FX wrote:
Am no expert on SSD's - but, have heard - that they way they work -
they are NOT as Reliable over time as a regular HD - and there is
something about issues with re-writing to areas on an SSD
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