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If in a hot environment (50C), your SSD in storage will degrade in a matter of years. Hard drives don’t suffer the same degradation.
by rubatuga 5y ago
If in a hot environment (50C), your SSD in storage will degrade in a matter of years. Hard drives don’t suffer the same degradation.
- ksec 5y agoConsidering how close the NAND / SSD are to CPU in most Laptop and MacBook. I wonder if this could be a problem in the future. Especially recent MacBook which has no cooling Fan.
- rubatuga 5y agoI haven’t researched too deeply, but keeping it powered on will cause the drive to scrub and correct errors.
- athms 5y agoThere are several conditions that must happen before data loss begins due to cell corruption when the drive is stored (unpowered), with abnormal temperatures being one of them. The primary condition is the drive must have reached its end of life.