Why does SSD storage load much faster than HDD storage?
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Simplest answer:
An SSD has no moving parts, and stores information On microchips, like a more complicated larger USB memory stick. Because of this, it can close to instantly access information and start moving it.
And HDD has moving parts, it has a moving arm which must move across a spinning disk to read information off of it. This means an HDD is limited by how fast that arm can move and that disk can spin.
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