SSD

An SSD (Solid State Drive) is a storage device that uses flash memory technology to store and retrieve data. Basic Concepts: 1. The full name of SSD is Solid State Drive, that is, solid state drive. It is a storage device with no moving parts that uses NAND flash memory chips to store data. 2. The main advantages of SSDs include faster read and write speeds, higher endurance and reliability, lower power consumption, and noise-free operation. Performance Advantages:  SSD's extremely short random access time, low read latency, high data transfer rate, and no fragmentation problems make it excellent on operating system and application startup.  SSDs support new technologies such as the DirectStorage API required for modern gaming.

An SSD (Solid State Drive) is a storage device that uses flash memory technology to store and retrieve data. Basic Concepts: 1. The full name of SSD is Solid State Drive, that is, solid state drive. It is a storage device with no moving parts that uses NAND flash memory chips to store data. 2. The main advantages of SSDs include faster read and write speeds, higher endurance and reliability, lower power consumption, and noise-free operation. Performance Advantages:  SSD's extremely short random access time, low read latency, high data transfer rate, and no fragmentation problems make it excellent on operating system and application startup.  SSDs support new technologies such as the DirectStorage API required for modern gaming.