> So much for Windows no longer crashing and so long to my dreams about SSD being "more > stable" than traditional hard drives. I had a C drive crash on me way quicker than a > oldschool hard drive has in the past decade or more, maybe ever. And when they crash > they just brick as opposed to an oldschool drive maybe letting you slowly copy most > of it before puttering out holding up a peace sign.
yep, exactly this.
a few years ago when everybody was pushing SSD a lot of my friends went mad for it, until they started failing.
every single one of them is now back on regular HDDs, accepting that faster boot times aren't really that important consider how infrequently you actually reboot a machine.
main advantage I can see of SSDs is in situations where you're quite likely to be moving the device around and there's a risk of dropping it, but for a regular desktop machine HDDs are MUCH more reliable and much easier to deal with when they do fail.
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