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Sure. Same situation if your CPU, Chipset, PMIC, or any random capacitor or resistor dies on any other laptop. SSDs have achieved the point where a replacement
by gjsman-1000 3y ago
Sure. Same situation if your CPU, Chipset, PMIC, or any random capacitor or resistor dies on any other laptop. SSDs have achieved the point where a replacement from a failure is almost unheard of compared to other components failing first. Nobody complains their laptop CPU isn't socketed.
It's definitely a frustration for upgrades - but not really reliability anymore. When's the last time someone complained their phone's SSD died?
- wkat4242 3y agoI'd love my CPU to be socketed actually. Though Intel's practice of changing sockets every generation defeats the purpose a bit.
- f311a 3y agoOne out of my three macbooks (that I ever had) died because of SSD. They have a limited lifespan. That's a common problem for 3-5 years old macbooks.