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which better for backup data? SSD or HDD?

@@whatteverr SSD: Much faster in reading and writing data, making backups quicker. Ideal for frequent backups or if you need fast access to backup files. HDD: Slower compared to SSDs but generally sufficient for regular backup tasks where speed is not a critical factor. Note: SSD´s more expensive per gigabyte. Costs are higher but prices are decreasing over time. but, HDD cheaper per gigabyte. Provides more storage capacity for less money, making it more cost-effective for larger backups.

@@Marceloalvesgodinho Which is best for keeping data backup for longtime? HDD or SSD? Can you share your experience?

@@whatteverr Hello. In my experience, it depends on the volume of the backup data. If speed is not a priority and the volume of data is large (e.g., more than 3 terabytes), HDD is better due to its lower cost per gigabyte, though SSD is also a viable option, particularly enterprise SSDs, albeit more expensive. If the data volume is large and speed during backup or recovery is not crucial, traditional hard disk drives (HDDs) will serve your needs well, offering much more storage for a significantly lower price. For smaller data volumes, less than 2 terabytes, an enterprise SSD will offer you much more reliability over a longer period, especially if backups are brief and occur only a few minutes each day. SSDs provide excellent speed for both writing and recovering data, making them superior to traditional HDDs in these scenarios.

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I found in ssd board a damaged regulator it is marked 578BA I can't find this model datasheet can you give me the technical name of this dual voltage regulator

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