Advantages and Disadvantages Notebook HDD and SSD

Now there are two types of different storage hardware technologies, namely Hard disk drive or HDD and Solid State Disk or SSD. If the HDD, I guess you already familiar with it. But if the term SSD, if you already know? .. Actually, this technology has long circulated in the computer hardware market, but perhaps just is not much to so much. Or it might be one of them because it is associated with an excess or deficiency of each type of technology. Well for that you might need to know the basics, before deciding to choose one between the two.
Which is best, HDD or SSD

Notebook HDD

Disadvantages and advantages HDD

Technological approaches: conventional HDD therein contain multiple discs are covered in a magnetic layer and then rotated at very high speeds. A component called the head moves across the discs, changing the magnetic material to record data and read the stored information. See also: Types of hard drive / HDD and  HDD History
The core components HDD hard drive is simpler, making it possible for manufacturers to create a hard drive with a larger capacity, but at a lower price
Read your processes Write data on conventional HDD requires a lot of work, for example, the head has to move, and the disc should rotate at exactly the right point before the hard drive can do nothing. This is all of course takes time, and this is why the hard drive is the one that accounts for a major performance bottleneck on many computers.
It also HDD drain much more electrical power than other components, so it is a problem for laptops used by power from the battery.
HDD head can be very close to the disc, or to the extent of hair thickness. So if there is a surprise at the wrong time then it is very likely the two components can collide - that will directly damage the hard drive and of course, plus the loss of data. Although newer output is equipped with anti-collision technology, but this possibility can not be avoided 100%. So do not fall despite regular HDD hard drive in a state of not working, or a knock when the computer is working.

Disadvantages and advantages of SSD

Technological approaches: SSDs perform very different approach to storing data, which is created as a memory chip. But the right kind of chip varies, but most use flash memory (such as memory cards commonly used in digital cameras, or smartphone) which is capable of storing data even without power.
The weakness of this technology is much more expensive, ie SSD generally have lower capacity, but at a high price.
But the expensive price is compensated by the excellent performance of the computer. Conventional hard disks may take a few seconds for the discs to reach full speed, but SSDs are always ready at any time. SSD does not have to rotate HEAD, or wait for the discs until it reaches a certain point before it can read the data, so that the access time can be 60 times faster than regular hard drives.
SSD read and write speeds closer to HDD technology, and the overall performance is not so can be said to be remarkable. However, if the PC is equipped with SSD, then he will easily be able to divide the time it takes to boot.
Other SSD advantages include anti-shock has a character very well, meaning you will not lose data just because hardrive fall. SSD also works without noise, and much lighter than HDDs.
Other SSD advantages is the very low power consumption, especially when not perform read or write. SSD is very little use of the total power of a computer, so it can significantly extend laptop battery power supply .

 Conclusion

The conclusion is clear however that the SSD hardrive more advantages than regular HDD, SSD is much more expensive but with a lower capacity. For example, a 500GB HDD for $ 1 million, then the same price you can only get with a capacity of 62 GB SSD only. If you choose to use SSD, then you will have a computer with fast performance but only a few can store data. But if you set aside that much, you can use the SSD only to install OS The computer only, while the HDD is used as a file storage warehouse. The advantage you will have a computer with a short boot times and load Windows faster. But if you need a laptop for a standard course, the SSD with a capacity of 64 GB seems to have more than enough - and you will gain speed, longer battery lifespan, and do not have the risk of losing data due to HDD crashes due to falling laptop for example.

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