What is the difference between SSD and HDD? null

SSD is faster than HDD. SSD's are more reliable than HDD's and use less power also.

Hi JSC9, HDD or Hard Disk Drive is a data storage device that consists of mechanical parts inside. HDD rely on spinning disk, or metal platter with a magnetic coating, to read and write data. Solid-state drives or SSDs, which means there are no moving parts in the drive. Without the spinning disk, head, and arm, SSDs can go down to the shape and size, making them more flexible for smaller devices. -Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information

HDD = Hard Disk Drive - that spins like a record player requiring fan/cooling system and SSD is Solid State Drive similar to a Thumb/Flash Drive but larger. By the way, Google is a wonderful thing. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/memory-storage/solid-state-drives/ssd-vs-hdd.html#:~:text=Solid%20state%20drives%20(SSDs)%20and,they%20compare%20side%20by%20side.

Physical size and speed. Ssd(solid state drive) is smaller and faster than the hdd(hard disk drive)

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SSD is faster than HDD. SSD's are more reliable than HDD's and use less power also.
Answered by blackturtle 5 years ago
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Hi JSC9, HDD or Hard Disk Drive is a data storage device that consists of mechanical parts inside. HDD rely on spinning disk, or metal platter with a magnetic coating, to read and write data. Solid-state drives or SSDs, which means there are no moving parts in the drive. Without the spinning disk, head, and arm, SSDs can go down to the shape and size, making them more flexible for smaller devices. -Need Help? Please see our "'Contact Us" page for information
Answered by Western Digital Team 5 years ago
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HDD = Hard Disk Drive - that spins like a record player requiring fan/cooling system and SSD is Solid State Drive similar to a Thumb/Flash Drive but larger. By the way, Google is a wonderful thing. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/memory-storage/solid-state-drives/ssd-vs-hdd.html#:~:text=Solid%20state%20drives%20(SSDs)%20and,they%20compare%20side%20by%20side.
Answered by Scott 5 years ago
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Physical size and speed. Ssd(solid state drive) is smaller and faster than the hdd(hard disk drive)
Answered by Travwa 5 years ago
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