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So a connector is /less/ fragile than a soldered connection? I don’t think so. If you’re really depending that much on the ad-hoc access to a backup, drop an a
by ashildr 9y ago
So a connector is /less/ fragile than a soldered connection?
I don’t think so.
If you’re really depending that much on the ad-hoc access to a backup, drop an additional external SSD in your bag and add it to timemachine. That’s even more secure.
I highly doubt that you are currently packing an external adapter to transplant your internal SSD to in case your notebook fails....
- felippee 9y agoLet me explain: motherboard has 1000 components. One of them fails and it is likely a brick. SSD contains several chips. Most probably what will fail will not be an SSD but some capacitor somewhere on CPU power line. With a separate SSD, you buy connector/another laptop, pull it out of a bricked machine and you are good to go. With a soldered on SSD you a F^%$ed. All for a $3 connector. I'm not paying $3k to be inconvenienced by such retarded design and carry yet another ssd along with my bag of dongles, because apple decided to get cheap on a $3 connector. Kapish?