Just a friendly reminder that SSD's are not to be trusted
all SSDs still store data in electrical charges, which slowly leak over time if left without power. This causes worn out drives (that have exceeded their endurance rating) to start losing data typically after one (if stored at 30°C) to two (at 25°C) years in storage; Therefore, SSDs are not suited for archival purposes.
SSD HELL
Wyatt Campbell
Landon Stewart
People, just don't fucking bite.
Jaxon Scott
Thank you for the PSA, captain obvious
Juan Long
Carson Ramirez
>SSDs are not suited for archival purposes.
so don't use them for archival
Jason Cooper
Why would you use an SSD for archival purposes? It costs more an holds less.
Matthew Taylor
>holds less
Well, at the consumer level anyway.
Dylan Watson
Those cost obscenely much. If you want to backup that much data, you'd do better with tape.
Joseph King
>SSDs
>archival
No one is doing this in the first place. Anyways 3-2-1 backups solve this long term and RAID solves this short term.
Aaron Morales
HDDs lose their data too since magnet
CDs degrade overtime as well..
There is not true long term storage beside on physical like paper