Hello Guys! I can't find any clear answer by searching google so I hope I can get advice from you, and advice would be great.
I know multiple external backups and a UPS is good practice from dataloss but between Hard Drives and Solid State Drives which is more resilient from data corruption due to powerloss.
They say Intel is the best and from Intel 320 series and above has "some" sort of powerloss protection as opposed to Intel Enterprise Drives that really offer it.
Between Hard drives and SSDs(Intel or Samsung) which is more resilient to data corruption? And if both SSD brands are just the same it would be better if I go to samsung because they are cheaper per GB.
Thank you!
I know multiple external backups and a UPS is good practice from dataloss but between Hard Drives and Solid State Drives which is more resilient from data corruption due to powerloss.
They say Intel is the best and from Intel 320 series and above has "some" sort of powerloss protection as opposed to Intel Enterprise Drives that really offer it.
Between Hard drives and SSDs(Intel or Samsung) which is more resilient to data corruption? And if both SSD brands are just the same it would be better if I go to samsung because they are cheaper per GB.
Thank you!