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This is probably not representative because it was using low grade USB flash devices from 10-15 years ago, but I think I’ve had more NAND flash failures than ha
by Robotbeat 6y ago
This is probably not representative because it was using low grade USB flash devices from 10-15 years ago, but I think I’ve had more NAND flash failures than hard drive failures. I don’t think doubling the number of heads would make a huge difference as you wouldn’t be quite halving the reliability.
- altcognito 6y agoOh, I totally agree in that regard. Hard drive technology has been mature for a good number of decades, so a lot of the kinks have been worked out.