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ch_123 · « **Reply #50 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 10:00:05 »

Oh well, once memristors come along, everything will be fine... Right?

woody · « **Reply #51 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 10:47:36 »

Quote from: ch_123;291744

Oh well, once memristors come along, everything will be fine... Right?

Who knows. NAND Flash is high density and kinda unreliable, though.
In other words - know your tools.

HaaTa · « **Reply #52 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 12:51:14 »

Quote from: kishy;291746

True...but not nearly as recoverable.

Ex: overvolt an SSD and it's dead. Overvolt a rotational HDD and the PCB and/or motor might be fried, but the platters can be swapped into another drive of the same model and the data recovered.

Mind you, at the same token.

Throw an HDD at a wall, probably not going to survive. SSD much more likely.

HaaTa · « **Reply #53 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 13:14:47 »

Desktop, probably overvolted; laptop probably dropped.

instantkamera · « **Reply #54 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 13:18:22 »

Quote from: kishy;291846

Sure, but which of these is more likely to happen?

When a power supply fails and overvolts every component by 600% in its final seconds, does the drive get flung into a brick wall or does it get overvolted?

back your **** up, use a ****ing SSD. Best of both worlds.

HaaTa · « **Reply #55 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 13:21:36 »

Sorry, but your question was leading me to the answer you wanted. Of course, it's going to get overvolted.

keyboardlover · « **Reply #56 on:** Tue, 08 February 2011, 13:48:53 »

Quote from: ripster

What happens when you use both in a bathtub?

Depends...is there a Ducky in the tub?

BTW Moogle sold his Ducky. If that isn't a sign that Ducky popularity is fading, I don't know what is.

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Author Topic: Windows Experience Index (Read 13447 times)

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