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Hard Drives VS Solid State

CJHP

Hard Drives OR Solid State Drives in Gaming PCs  

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  1. 1. What do you prefer

    • Gaming Rig with all SSDs - NO HDDs needed!
      5
    • Gaming Rig with all HDDs - I don't like SSDs!
      0
    • A bit of both! I like a combination of SSDs and HDDs because together they fit my needs!
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Hi, was interested to know whether you think Hard drive are still important in a gaming rig?

 

Thanks!

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every build now should have a ssd imo, i still use a HDD to store my games because they have a  bigger capacity and is cheaper.

 

but if i can afford an all ssd build, i would gladly do so.

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It's a bit silly to not have an SSD, but consider that a lot of people will be alright with only having place for 0 - 2 2.5" SSD's (as M.2 SSD's are quite common nowadays).

But personally I would want space for 2+ 3.5" drives too. 

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If you need more capacity, you can go for Hard Disk Drives, but, if you need something that will last longer, a Solid State Dive is better.

 

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38 minutes ago, Xbox Professional YT said:

but, if you need something that will last longer

No guarantee SSD will last longer, depends on your usage.

Got a bunch of old HDD they still working till now.

got 5 ssds, 2 of them are dead less than 2 years.

If HDD breaks, you probably can still rescue the data.

But ssd, next to impossible. 

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The only reason most people still use HDDs is because they are cheaper than SSDs and HDDs are available in larger sizes ( but that’s also due to cost )

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22 minutes ago, Drama Lama said:

The only reason most people still use HDDs is because they are cheaper than SSDs and HDDs are available in larger sizes ( but that’s also due to cost )

If case manufacturers made cases that came with 1 or 2 SSDs included, would that stop people from buying HDDs

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10 hours ago, CJHP said:
10 hours ago, Drama Lama said:

The only reason most people still use HDDs is because they are cheaper than SSDs and HDDs are available in larger sizes ( but that’s also due to cost )

If case manufacturers made cases that came with 1 or 2 SSDs included, would that stop people from buying HDDs

 

 

Not until they're much much closer in terms of dollar per meg,   and also in overall capacity.   There are a lot of people who require large amounts of storage,  and SSD is simply not the best option for them at this time.

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