So, by this article, I’m gonna highlight every basic thing what you’ve all needed to know while buying an HDD or SSD. But first I want you to make clear about the concept of these two storage devices and which are: HDD: The full form of HDD is Hard disk drives. It is first introduced by IBM in 1956. Its store lots of data at cheaper price rate by using magnetism data storage technology....
From a past few years’ people are moving to the new era of SSD’s data storage solution which is actually around 40 times faster than a normal hard disk drive. But the reason what keep stopping all the users for buying an SSD is the expensive price tag. As compared to a normal hard disk drive you’ll need to pay around 4 times more money in order to buy a same storage capacity drive for your desktop or laptop computers....
They upgrade RAM, Processors and even change their System’s Motherboard too, but nobody thinks about to upgrade their primary storage device, where mainly all the computer process get starts in. The device what I am talking about is your computer’s Hard Drive. A lot of people don’t think that way, but all the things you do on your computer (whatever it’s gaming, browsing, editing & etc.), all those programs and media are mainly processed from the local Hard Disk Drive of our computer (where the data read & write speed do matter the most)....
“It’s not that we use technology, we live technology.” In this era of exorbitant advancement, IT sector has become an integral part of the success of both economies and individuals. Retrieval and storage of data are also some key functions that technology attempts to implement. There are a lot of devices providing storage externally to a computer. One of the well-known ones is SSD which stands for Solid-State Drive. An SSD is a tangible device for storing data and is used along with computers....
So you’ve installed the latest Graphics Card, brought your system up to specs for the latest, most demanding games, and updated to the latest drivers and APIs. Now what? Where do you put the games? An SSD? Will that make for a better gaming experience? Let’s talk about that. The Loaaaaaading Screen!!!! No one likes a loading screen. Even in titles like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, where loading screens are intricately set up with some character or subject from the game with interesting titbits of information about it to keep your attention; Starting it and staring at it and staring at it (and staring at it still) can get really old, really fast....
