026: Content without Compromise, Storing Large Files, Treating and Sound Proofing a Room on a Budget9/9/2014
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Darias Alexandar
9/9/2014 01:27:48 pm
I do the badge logo thingy. 9/10/2014 01:41:30 am
Thanks for answering my question,
Nathan Higley
9/11/2014 09:35:58 am
Hey Josh and Kevin, first off, I like the contest, I think Adler's is the funniest in my opinion. But, SSDs do die, as HDD do as well. SSDs are rated for a number of "write cycles" that after that they will die. This is a very large number, and when people try to actually break one for benchmarking it it takes them like a year of just writing and erasing to it. But, I would also recommend getting a RAID enclosure, as if you run something in a RAID 1, it will do what Kevin was talking about, having two drives cloned, automatically. And then if a drive fails it will alert you and you can replace the drive and it will rebuild itself. Another connector on Macs is also Thunderbolt. Leave a Reply. |
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