Solid State Drive (SSD) vs Hard DIsk Drive(HDD)

SSD Vs HDD Comparison Here is some comparisons between two different kind of disk drive and determine which might be best for your need...

SSD Vs HDD Comparison
Here is some comparisons between two different kind of disk drive and determine which might be best for your needs either - SSD or HDD?  The best way to compare items is a table with a side by side comparison of items in which a green box indicates an advantage:

Attribute	SSD (Solid State Drive)	HDD (Hard Disk Drive)
Power Draw / Battery Life	Less power draw, averages 2 – 3 watts, resulting in 30+ minute battery boost	More power draw, averages 6 – 7 watts and therefore uses more battery
Cost	Expensive, $1.00 per gigabyte (based on buying a 240GB drive)	Only around $0.075 per gigabyte, very cheap (buying a 4TB model)
Capacity	Typically not larger than 512GB for notebook size drives	Typically 500GB – 2TB for notebook size drives
Operating System Boot Time	Around 22 seconds average bootup time	Around 40 seconds average bootup time
Noise	There are no moving parts and as such no sound	Audible clicks and spinning can be heard
Vibration	No vibration as there are no moving parts	The spinning of the platters can sometimes result in vibration
Heat Produced	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
Failure Rate	Mean time between failure rate of 2.0 million hours	Mean time between failure rate of 1.5 million hours
File Copy / Write Speed	Generally above 200 MB/s and up to 500 MB/s for cutting edge drives	The range can be anywhere from 50 – 120MB / s
Encryption	Full Disk Encryption (FDE) Supported on some models	Full Disk Encryption (FDE) Supported on some models
File Opening Speed	Up to 30% faster than HDD	Slower than SSD
Magnetism Affected?	An SSD is safe from any effects of magnetism	Magnets can erase data

If we realize up the checkmarks, the SSD has 9 and HDD has 3. Does that mean the that an SSD is far better than a HDD? Not at all. It all depends upon individual needs. It just shows that the pros and cons for both drives. To aid you even more, here are some rules to follow when you decide which drive is best for you:

If you want more storage capacity, does not consider for speed, dont wanna spend lots of money then buy a HDD again If you want faster performance, dont care about money & storage capacity then go for the SSD.