The main difference between and
SSD or solid-state drive is the layout. SSD’s store their data on memory chips,
like a USB stick and standard hard drives store data an a magnetic platter
which has to spin up to speed for it to access it.
SSD’s are much faster than Hard
drives because they have no moving parts. Hard drives have a spinning platter
so it is slower to find the bits of data. But because of the speed they are
very expensive. A 128GB one will cost you £167! So if I were you I would but a
cheap SSD and use it fore your Operating system and programs only, and use a
HDD for your data.
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| An SSD Drive |
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| A Coventional Hard Drive |
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