Difference between Hard Disk and SSD
                     Difference between HDD and SSD
 Introduction
Hard disk drive (HDD)
A hard disk drive (HDD) is an old storage device that uses mechanical 
platters and a moving read/write head to access data.
Solid-state drive (SSD)
A solid-state drive (SSD) is a modern faster type of device that has no 
moving parts and it stores data on instantly-accessible memory chips.
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Capacity differences between 
HDDs and SSDs?
•  In the event that you are worried about how much data 
you can store on each kind of drive, be consoled. 
There are no distinctions away limit.
•  You can get HDDs and SSDs in comparative sizes. 
Normally the range is 128 GB to 2 TB.
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Price differences between HDDs 
and SSDs
•  The market for storage is unpredictable, and it fluctuates 
dependent on organic market.
•  While the cost for SSDs has diminished a great deal,      
 there is as yet a critical value contrast.
 
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HDD or SSD-Better for gaming?
•  Given the enormous measures of information a game needs to 
rearrange to and fro.
•  A SSD assists games with stacking and run quicker.
•  Example: Loading the world of GTA V takes about 25 seconds on my     
 Samsung 970 Evo Plus with SSD, compared to more than two minutes   
  when using an old mechanical hard disk. 
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HDD or SSD – Which is Faster?
•  SSDs are extremely fast in all areas, but the speed 
difference is more pronounced when performing certain 
tasks, such as:
• Sequential read/write operations
• Small “4K” read/write operations
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Power Draw / Battery Life
• SSD (Solid State Drive) has Less power draw, averages 
2 – 3 watts, resulting in 30+ minute battery boost.
•  HDD (Hard Disk Drive) has More power draw, averages 
6 – 7 watts and therefore uses more battery
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Operating System Boot Time
•  SSD (Solid State Drive) require around 10-13 
seconds average boot up time.
•  HDD (Hard Disk Drive) require around 30-40 seconds 
average boot up time
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Heat Produced
•  SDD has lower power draw and no moving parts so little 
heat is produced
•  HDD doesn’t produce much heat, but it will have a          
measurable amount more heat than an SSD due to 
moving parts and higher power draw
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Magnetism Affected?
•  An SSD is safe from any effects of magnetism.
•  Magnets can erase data from HDD.
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