SSD VS HDD

Attribute	SSD (Solid State Drive)	HDD (Hard Disk Drive)
Battery Life/Power Draw	Draws an average of 2-3 watts on average. Increases battery boost by 30 minutes	Draws an average of 6-7 watts on average. Uses more battery power
Cost	At $0.02/GB if you have a 1TB drive, it is expensive	At $0.03/GB if you have a 4TB drive, it is relatively cheap
Capacity	Not more than 1TB for notebooks but maximum 4TB for desktops	Maximum 2 TB for notebooks but a maximum of 10TB for desktops
Operating System Boot Time	An average boot time of 10-13 seconds	An average boot time of 30-40 seconds
Noise	No sound produced because of lack of moving parts	Spinning and clicks are audible and can be heard
Vibration	No vibration produced as there are no moving parts	Vibrations are produced because of the platters' spinning
Heat Produced	Lack of moving parts and low power draw equals less heat	High power draw and the presence of moving parts mean more heat production than SSD
Failure Rate	2.0 million hours	1.5 million hours
Write Speed/File Copy	200 MB/s to up to 550 MB/s	50 MB/s to up to 120 MB/s
Encryption	(FDE) Full Disk Encryption	(FDE) Full Disk Encryption
File Opening Speed	Approximately 30% quicker than the HDD.	Comparatively slower than the SSD.
Effect of Magnetism	Safe from magnetism effects	Data can be erased by mag