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I am surprised by that too. I thought everyone moved to SDDs or NVMe ? I was toying with getting a 2T HDD for a BSD system I have, I guess not now :)
by jmclnx 9mo ago
I am surprised by that too. I thought everyone moved to SDDs or NVMe ?
I was toying with getting a 2T HDD for a BSD system I have, I guess not now :)
- dominicrose 9mo agoEveryone moved to SDDs or NVMe. If you're right, that includes manufacturers. HDDs still have advantages over SSDs for specific needs, like more reliable long-term unelectrified storage. It's also possible that the high price of SSDs made HDDs an option again.
- pixl97 9mo agoReally if you're writing large solid files hard drives aren't that bad. If you can have the system split out one file per drive at a time then you'll avoid a lot of the fragments