I remember when SSD drives came out and they were touted as a much more reliable storage medium than traditional disk drives because they didn’t have whirling mechanical parts inside. However my friend has a 5 year old computer with an SSD drive that has recently failed. What causes this if there are no moving parts inside?
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Usually if the whole drive dies suddenly it’s because the controller on the drive has had a failure rather than the memory itself. Could be the onboard cpu has gone bad.
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