Whether you’re buying a laptop or a desktop today, it’s advisable to get a Solid State Drive (SSD) over a traditional Hard Disk Drive (HDD). SSDs are faster, more stable, and conserve less power, making them superior in every way. But that doesn’t mean SSDs are flawless. If you know what SSDs are all about, then you know that their weakness lies in how they’re made and how they work. While they have an expected life span of five to seven years, many SSDs have failed faster than that. Knowing what to watch out for, and how to protect yourself, is part…
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