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HDD VS SSD Difference Between SSD and HDD

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HDD VS SSD Difference Between SSD and HDD

What is a Solid State Drive (SSD)?

Solid State Drive (SSD) is a non-volatile storage device that stores and retrieves data constantly on solid-state flash memory. However, this data is stored on interconnected flash memory chips instead of platters, which makes them faster than HDDs. It provides better performance compared to HDD.

What is a Hard Disk Drive (HDD)?

An HDD uses magnetism, which allows you to store data on a rotating platter. It has a read/write head that floats above the spinning platter for Reading and Writing of the data. The faster the platter spins, the quicker an HDD can perform. HDD also consists of an I/O controller and firmware, which tells the hardware what to do and communicates with the remaining system. The full form of HDD is Hard Disk Drive

HDD vs SSD power consumption

SSDs are more power-efficient than hard disk drives for a good reason: They have no moving parts. The average HDD needs between 6 and 15 Watts of power whereas an SSD needs only between 2 and 5 Watts.

Difference between HDD and SSD

·        SSD is faster at reading and writing data, whereas HDD has a slower reading and writing data speed.

·        SSD has lower latency, whereas HDD has higher latency.

·        SSD supports more I/O operations per second (IOPS), while HDD supports fewer I/O operations per second (IOPS).

·        SSD does not produce such noise, on the other hand, HDD can produce noise due to mechanical movements.

·        The moving parts of HDDs make them vulnerable to crashes and damage, but SSD drives can tolerate vibration up to 2000Hz.

·        SSD stands for Solid State Drive, whereas HDD stands for Hard Disk Drive.

·        HDD has longer Read and Write time. SSD has a shorter Read and Write time.

·        HDD has higher latency SSD has a lower latency.

·        HDD supports fewer I/O operations per second (IOPS). SSD supports more I/O operations per second (IOPS).

·        HDD drive is older and more traditional. SSD is a newer type of storage drive.

·        HDD can produce noise due to mechanical movements. SSD does not produce noise.

·        HDD stands for Hard Disk Drive. SSD stands for Solid State Drive.

SSD Vs HDD Speed

In terms of speed, SSDs are much faster than HDDs because SSDs does not have electrical circuitry and moving parts as HDD. A typical 7200 RPM HDD can deliver read/write speed of 80 to 160 MB/s while a typical SSD can deliver read/write speed of 200 to 550 MB/s which makes it an ideal choice for better performance.

 How Hard Drive Work

The hard disk is made up of a number of spinning magnetic platters that store data and a number of reading/write heads on mechanical arms that move on the surface of the platters.

To read or write data at a certain sector of a platter, the head requires to move to the appropriate position and then need to wait for the sector to pass underneath it when the platter rotates.

How SSD works?

SSD drive works completely different than a HDD. It uses a solid state medium, typically NAND (often known as flash). Data is written to or read from the NAND by a controller, which is consider the brains of the device.

With SSD, there is no variable seek time or rotational latency because all the parts of the SSD can be accessed in the same amount of time. SSD read and write speeds are uneven, so data reads are very fast, but SSD write speeds are quite slower. That is because SSD storage is made up of individual NAND cells, which helps you to store one bit of data, and groups of cells are organized into pages. Moreover, groups of pages are organized into blocks.

Merits of HDD

 

  • It provides a large storage capacity.
  • The stored items are not lost, even if the computer is shut down.
  • It is fixed inside the computer so it can’t be lost.
  • Computers can communicate with them easily.
  • It can store data like text documents, images, videos, etc.
  • HDD device can store operating system files and software related files.
  • It sizes very small, and it is portable in use.
  • They are cheaper compared to SSD.

Merits of SSD

  • SSD drive offers access speed of 35 to 100 micro-second. So it is able to deliver 100 times the performance of HDDs
  • SSDs have lightweight components or moving parts, as they are more mobile-friendly and are much better suited for constant traveling.
  • SSD drives are resistant and highly durable
  • SDD uses flash memory to store data, which provides better reliability

Demerits of HDD

  • If hard disk crashes, the computer will not work.
  • You will lose your important data if the HDD drive crashes/ damages.
  • In the case of hard disk failure, it is difficult to perform the data recovery.
  • Regular “head” can crash, which damages the surface of the disk.
  • The hard disk is fixed inside the computer, so you can’t transfer to another computer.

Demerits of SSD

  • Upfront cost of for SDD is much higher than HDDs
  • SSDs have a limited number of times data can be written, erased, and rewritten to a portion of the drive.
  • The maximum capacity of an SSD is limited. Though, advancements in flash memory are consistently increasing the storage capacity of SSDs.

    
Q 1. SSD vs HDD: What is the difference?

Ans. SSD stands for Solid State Drive with low latency and fast processing speed. On the other hand, HDD stands for Hard Disk Drive with high latency and the processing speed is low in comparison to SSD.

Q 2. Which between SSD and HDD is cost-effective?

Ans. Hard Disk Drive is a traditional storage drive and is costlier in comparison to Solid State Drive, which is a modern storage device.


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