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Hard Disk Drive(SSD)|| 1 TBStorage Device

Original price was: ₹6,500.00.Current price is: ₹1,400.00.

Storage Type: Uses spinning disks (platters) and a moving read/write head to access data.
Speed: Slower than SSDs. Read/write speeds typically range from 80MB/s to 160MB/s.
Durability: More prone to mechanical failure due to moving parts.
Cost: Generally cheaper than SSDs for the same storage capacity.
Noise: Can be noisy because of the spinning disks and mechanical components.
Power Consumption: Higher than SSDs.

Storage Type: Uses flash memory to store data, with no moving parts.
Speed: Faster than HDDs. Read/write speeds can range from 200MB/s to over 5000MB/s for high-end models.
Durability: More durable and resistant to shock and vibration due to the absence of moving parts.
Cost: More expensive than HDDs for the same storage capacity.
Noise: Silent, as there are no moving components.
Power Consumption: Lower than HDDs, making SSDs more energy-efficient.

HDD: Ideal for budget-friendly, large capacity storage but slower and less durable.
SSD: Faster, more durable, and energy-efficient, but more expensive.

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SKU: 0120253007 Category: Laptop Kharido

Description

Technology: HDDs store data on spinning magnetic disks called platters. A read/write arm moves over these platters to access or write data, much like a traditional record player.
Performance:
- Data retrieval speeds are slower because the read/write head physically moves to access data.
- Typical speeds: 80MB/s to 160MB/s.
Durability:
- HDDs are prone to mechanical failure due to their moving parts.
- Sensitive to shocks, vibrations, and physical impacts.
Lifespan: Around 3–5 years with regular use.
Noise: Generates audible noise due to spinning platters and arm movement.
Cost: Economical for large storage capacities; generally cheaper than SSDs.
Ideal Use:
- Storing large files such as videos, photos, and backups.
- Secondary storage for systems with SSDs.

Technology: SSDs use NAND flash memory to store data electronically. There are no moving parts, which makes them faster and more reliable.
Performance:
- Significantly faster data retrieval compared to HDDs.
- Typical speeds: 200MB/s to 5000MB/s, depending on the type (SATA SSDs vs. NVMe SSDs).
Durability:
- Resistant to physical shocks and vibrations.
- More reliable due to the absence of moving parts.
Lifespan: Around 5–10 years, though this depends on the number of write cycles.
Noise: Completely silent as there are no mechanical components.
Cost: More expensive per GB compared to HDDs.
Ideal Use:
- Boot drives for operating systems and applications.
- Gaming, video editing, and tasks requiring high-speed data access.

Feature	HDD (1TB)	SSD (1TB)
Speed	Slower (80–160MB/s)	Faster (200MB/s–5000MB/s)
Durability	Prone to mechanical failure	Shock and vibration resistant
Lifespan	3–5 years	5–10 years
Noise	Audible	Silent
Cost	Lower	Higher
Energy Use	Higher	Lower
Best For	Archival storage, backups	Operating system, gaming, editing

HDD:
- If budget is a priority and you need a large amount of storage for backups or infrequently accessed files.
- Cost-effective solution for secondary storage.
SSD:
- If performance matters, such as faster boot times, rapid application loading, and smoother multitasking.
- Ideal for gamers, video editors, and professionals requiring speed and efficiency.