Differences between SSD, HDD and SSHD
When it comes to performance, nothing beats a laptop storage drive upgrade. But, choosing a drive isn't as simple as it once was. Today, there are three basic options to select from including SSD, SSHD, and HDD. What's the difference? Here's a comparison guide of all three types. SSD SSDs are considered the most durable drive type. Because these drives are solid state, they do not have any moving parts. The absence of moving parts means that you can drop, shake, and put SSDs to temperature tests without damaging the drive (within reasonable limits). SSD designs are also the thinnest and lightest, making these drives great for lighter PCs. When it comes to multitasking , SSDs are also the best performing drives available, though they are not cheap. High capacity SSD options are often out of reach monetarily, which is why lower capacity drives are often chosen. HDD Drives Without argument, HDD drives can store more data and outperform SSD or SS
