Difference between SSD and HDD Storage Capacity
SSD:
SSD is a solid-state storage device that uses integrated circuit assemblies to store data persistently. It is typically using flash memory and functions as secondary storage in the hierarchy of computer storage.
HDD:
It is a data storage device that exists inside the computer. It has spinning disks inside where data is stored magnetically.
SSD vs HDD:
| 1. It stands for Solid State Drive | 1. It stands for Hard Disk Drive |
| 2. It consists of Electrical Parts, such as ICs. | 2. It consists of Mechanical Parts, such as ARM. |
| 3. SSD access time is much faster than HDD. | 3. HDD access time is slower than SSD. |
| 4. SSD use less electricity power | 4. HDD use more electricity power |
| 5. SSD do not generate heat or noise | 5. HDD generates heat or noise |
| 6. It is very expensive. | 6. It is cheaper than SSD. |