hhd vs ssd Read/write limits

[Dragontamercos]

HEY its the IDIOT again YOU May Notice me

 

i did a INTERNAL SSD VS EXTERNAL SSD and AN UPDATE that said i could use 75.8 sdcards and 15 drive bays for 40TB of storage them was killed in the comments

 

 

well... which one last longer I may be willing to go for 90MB/S as long as it lasts longer then an hhd

 

TELL ME

 

 

 

also is there a Sd card hub that will support 76 sdcards.....

[Enderman]

Try typing that with proper capitalization and some punctuation and then maybe you will get an answer...

[Dragontamercos]

Try typing that with proper capitalization and some punctuation and then maybe you will get an answer...

if this was not the internet and i wasent lazy then i would

[SkilledRebuilds]

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=biggest+sd+card+hub&safe=off&biw=1920&bih=920&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAWoVChMImu_KjqmqyAIVhSOmCh3RzAiE

I dont think they make what your looking for.....

 

-snip-

 

also is there a Sd card hub that will support 76 sdcards.....

 

 

As for your first bit,... makes no sense to me.

[Infernal Burrito]

if this was not the internet and i wasent lazy then i would

"Wasn't", not "wasent". Also, capitalize the "I"s and add a period after your sentence. To answer what I can comprehend of your question, no, a bunch of SD cards will not be as good as a bunch of hard drives. Just get SSDs for longevity and speed or a high quality HDD for just the former.

[Dragontamercos]

"Wasn't", not "wasent". Also, capitalize the "I"s and add a period after your sentence. To answer what I can comprehend of your question, no, a bunch of SD cards will not be as good as a bunch of hard drives. Just get SSDs for longevity and speed or a high quality HDD for just the former.

ok i dont fucking care about grammer ITS THE INTERNET anyway

But do they LAST LONGER

[SkilledRebuilds]

ok i dont fucking care about grammer ITS THE INTERNET anyway

But do they LAST LONGER

Seriously...who could understand that gibberish?

 

SSD's are reliable as anything...nowadays.

 

SD cards are as reliable as the warranty offered, but slower than anything...

[The Official Czex]

You mean SD cards which have a significantly lower performance compared to nearly any other storage type.

[Infernal Burrito]

ok i dont fucking care about grammer ITS THE INTERNET anyway

But do they LAST LONGER

"OK" is capital. "I" is capital. There is an apostrophe in "don't". Grammar is spelled grammar. Its, the, and internet are not capitalized. Put a period after the end of your sentence. Do not capitalize "last" or "longer" aside from standard rules. Add a question mark at the end of your question. To answer the aforementioned question, no, just get a hard drive. 

[Dragontamercos]

you know

 

i re read it

 

 

im an idiot BLAME IT On me I ACCEPT MY BAD GRAMEMR/SPELLING SKILLS

 

 

 

i also accept that this site has no spell check

[Shakaza]

you know

 

i re read it

 

 

im an idiot BLAME IT On me I ACCEPT MY BAD GRAMEMR/SPELLING SKILLS

 

 

 

i also accept that this site has no spell check

Oh, so is it impossible for you to improve? If you put in some effort and try to make yourself more understandable, you will see some gains in your skills. If you need to, take advice from others and practice! The nice man who posted above you is already giving you tips, so it would do you well to make use of them. Trust me, it really isn't that difficult to type properly once you get the hang of it.

[Captain_WD]

~snip~

 

Hey there Dragontamercos,

 

SD cards are not really designed for main massive storage or for running in larger drive pools. I don't think there's a big-enough card hub as the one that you need. For massive storage I would stick to regular HDDs, make sure there's redundancy for your data, check the health of your drive pool regularly and always have backups of your important data on other storage drives that are not connected to your main storage place.

For 40TB of storage you can easily do 12 WD Red Pro 4TB drives in RAID6 and you would have great speeds, 2-drive failure tolerance and good massive storage pool. Here's more info on the drives: http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=HMbdal

 

Feel free to ask if you happen to have questions

 

Captain_WD.