Solid State VS. Magnetic

What is the primary storage technology used in solid-state drives (SSDs)?

• Magnetic storage

• Flash memory

• Optical storage

• RAM

Which type of drive generally consumes less power, making it more suitable for portable devices?

• Solid-state drives (SSDs)

• Magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs)

• Both consume similar amounts of power

• Neither consumes power

What is a limitation of solid-state drives (SSDs) compared to magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs)?

• Limited durability due to moving parts

• Slower read/write speeds

• Higher susceptibility to data corruption

• Limited capacity options

Which type of drive generally offers faster read/write speeds?

• Solid-state drives (SSDs)

• Magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs)

• Both offer similar read/write speeds

• It depends on the specific model and configuration

Which of the following best describes the storage mechanism of magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs)?

• Data is stored using electric charges

• Data is stored in flash memory chips

• Data is stored magnetically on spinning disks

• Data is stored using laser technology

Where are solid-state drives (SSDs) commonly used?

• Only in desktop computers

• Only in servers

• In desktop and laptop computers, servers, and portable devices

• Only in gaming consoles

What is a notable advantage of solid-state drives (SSDs) over magnetic hard disk drives (HDDs)?

• Lower cost per gigabyte

• Higher resistance to physical shock

• Slower read/write speeds

• Higher capacity options