I think masyadong nabigyan ng light ang SSDs dito. In my opinion, pantay lang ang HDD at SSD when it comes to pros and cons. Yun din nakikita ko na kulang dito, yung comprehensive na pros and cons. Tho SSDs are really better performance-wise because of their speed, pagiging compact and rugged, one aspect na pangit talaga dito is yung limited lifetime writes/terabytes written (TBW) nya. Whenever you reach the maximum writes of an SSD, magiging read-only nalang ito, meaning, maaccess and mababackup mo pa files mo pero di mo na sila maeedit and di ka na makakapag-write dito. Whenever you write (copying and pasting, downloading, rendering basta everything that involves writes) so much files dito, bumababa ang limited terabyte writes nito. So if araw-araw kang nagw-write ng files sa SSD mo tapos GB pa ang sizes nito (> 100GB ganon), chances are masisira ang SSD mo within 1 year, 2 years or less. You can monitor the health of an SSD using softwares like HD Sentinel and many more. If less than 50% nalang ang health nito, mahirap na, might as well buy a new one kasi di mo na rin mauutilize lahat ng space kasi most likely bawas na ang usable space nya. I had an SSD a while back, di naman ako sobrang magwrite dun pero bigla health nya 98% nalang in less than a year. So technically, pangit din ito for file storage lalo na if di marunong yung user sa pagmonitor ng kanyang SSD. Pang short term storage lang ito, which is tama ideal para sa mga professionals. Kapangitan din nito is yung price sa ngayon, imagine buying replacement SSD drives every two years dahil sira na tapos mahal pa. HDD sucks at performance and ruggedness, but better sya when it comes to storage for long term and technically wala syang lifetime writes. Kaya sa mga servers, CCTV ginagamit ang HDD. kahit ilang beses kang magcopy at paste ng files sa hdd mo, siguradong matagal mababawasan ang health ng hdd mo. 3 years na ang laptop ko, up to now yung hdd nya is 100% health and performance, no bad sectors. So ayun, in my case, HDDs are great for long term storage takga. Kung maingat ka naman, at di mo binabagsak ito, tatagal sya. Tho, I understand na may tendency talaga lalo na pag external ito. Nabagsak laptop ko recently, months old lang sya, after a while, napansin kong nagsisira na ang HDD nya, so I replaced it with another HDD. So I really understand yung dilemma when it comes to HDDs pero HDD parin ang ginamit ko kasi I need it for long term storage and life. May m.2 nvme at sata din kasi sya kaya HDD parin pinili ko. Tho cinoconsider ko rin mag all SSD para sa ruggedness talaga kaso naisip ko, pano yung storage drive ko, lalo na madalas akong mag download, copy, paste. All in all, tama yung sinabi dito na it boils down kung para saan mo gagamitin ito. Kung professional, gamer, streamer and anything na required ang performance talaga, mas maganda ngang mag SSD ka nalang tho be ready sa mabilisang deterioration lalo na kung madalas kang magwrite nang files dito at sa price. Monitor and limit writes para maensure na tatagal ito. Kung mapera ka naman, why not. Pero if you're just a student, or someone na di need ang performance and someone na naghahanap lang ng storage, at kung affordability matters pwedeng-pwede na ang HDD pero syempre wag mong ibabagsak ito para safe ang files mo. Ingatan lang talaga pagdating sa HDD. Many tech enthusiast ang gumagawa ng gantong config sa computers/laptops nila lalo na kung may capability ito for dual drive setup. HDD - storage drive, nandito ang personal files, big files like movies, musics, and others, some games, etc. basta malalaki talaga SSD - OS drive. Nandito ang softwares, some games, ayun. Anyways, hoping na sana makatulong ito. Great video by the way. Keep it up.
@@shyra1613 kahit ano naman pwede basta branded. WD, seagate, toshiba and others pwede. Right now meron akong seagate barracuda 1tb, oks naman dahil bago rin sya, sana tumagal talaga. Yung sinabi kong HDD na 3 years, seagate sya. Meron din akong naayos na mga laptops, andaling nasira ng hdd nila which are also seagate. Yung nagsisira kong HDD gsling sa laptop is WD. I think nasa paggamit talaga kung tatagal ang HDD mo unless defective talaga sya. Di lang iniingatan storages physically but also digitally.
Kung maguupgrade kau ng HDD to SSd make sure na maeneble niyo ang TRIM setting para humaba buhay ng SSD at maiwasan ang sinasabi ni @GAMES about s buhay ng SSD's
@@SebasTian-kx5zn kung pangmatagalan, HDD pa rin. Masisira iyan kapag di na gumagana mechanical parts. Ang lifespan ng SSD ay nakadepende sa terabyte written (TBW). Halimbawa, nasa 100 TBW, pwede tumagal ng 10 taon kapag araw-araw nagsusulat ng 1 GB na files.
budget wise and more storage capabilities i chose hdd. i've been in the world of computers since 1995 and i never dropped a hardisk before. an ssd can save you 20-22 seconds of your life. but an ssd costs more than a mere Hdd per MB. so in my opinion, we can use both. Ssd for operating systems and hdd as your main storage device.
Hello po. I have seagate HDD 1TB . I used to connect it with our tv to watch movies but one time I forgot to unplugged it from the tv so it was running until the tv turned off. Now it doesn't detect on my phone or in my tv anymore, but I can feel that it's still running but not detecting the drive on my tv and phone. What would be the possible issue of this? How can I fix it without deleting my files? Thanks you po
Ok bang gamitin ang external HDD para sa mga games? Like steam games? Bibili ako ng external hard drive para lang sa pag transfer ng games lalo na sa mga malalaking storage games, for example steam games. Ano ang mas maganda ssd/HDD external hard drives in my case?
Good video :). You forgot to mention one important aspect of comparison though. Data retention period. SSDs fall behind HDDs on this one. Given the right conditions and careful planning, HDDs can store data a lot longer, which makes it ideal for cold storage like archive of your treasured photo and video albums.
May isa pang mahalaghang hindi na-cover: data retention and endurance. SSDs wears out faster than HDDs, and data dementia is also worse faster on NAND-based solid-state devices especially when powered off for many months to years. So SSDs aren't designed for archival storage. However both have disadvantages: SSD is for data decay, HDD is for mechanical failure.
Sobrang neat at concise magsalita, ang linis ng paliwanag at hindi paikot ikot mag explain. Dave 2D ka nga ng Pinas. Kudos sayo brother! May bago ka nang subscriber! ☺️
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Since external storage, mas matibay ang SSD tsaka mabilis yung file transfer kumpara sa HDD dahil gumagamit ng disc kung san naka-store yung files kaya once mabagsak ito babagal na may tendency hindi na gagana pero kung sakaling medyo ok pa backup na agad yung files. Para ma-monitor yung health & performance ng HDD/SSD, gumamit kayo ng software na HD Sentinel para ma-detect agad kung pwede pa bang magamit o kelangan ng magpalit.
SSD's use what's called "NAND Flash" to store data. Also, you didn't mention that SSD's have limited write cycles. This means reading from them won''t wear them out much. But if you write to them heavily, you can kill a consumer-grade model if you're not careful. Tagalog: Ang mga SSD ay gumagamit ng tinatawag na "NAND Flash" para mag hawak ng data. Oo nga pala! Ang mga SSD ay may limitadong "write cycles". Ibig-sabihin, pag madalas ka mag-read sa isang SSD, hindi naman sila masyadong masasaktan. Pero, pag madalas ka mag-write sa kanila, pwede kang makapatay o makasira ng conyumer-grade na SSD pag di ka nagiingat.
@@makoygaara For that aspect only, yes. HDD's generally have better read/write tolerance. But you still have to consider other factors that can contribute to hard drive failure. They are mechanical devices and anything that has moving parts will eventually fail.
@@jakescake7636 Examples of reading: Viewing photos, videos, documents, and moving/copying files FROM the device. Examples of writing: Creating files, saving documents, and moving/pasting files TO the device.
According to other videos I've watched, SDD is just another form of flash drive. Pinalaki lang siya pero yung corruptibility is the same as a pen/thumb drive. HDD is the same as the one inside our laptops so tama yung ibang comments dito about the data deterioration/retention. So for precious photos and movie collection that we want to keep long term, HDD daw is the better option.
Kuya ang galing mong magturo! As in ang linaw! Now i know po! Salamat hehe dahil sa video mo alam ko na anong bibilhin kong laptop para sa work from home ko. New subscriber here! 🙋🏼♀️
Napasubscribe ako agad dahil dito. Maraming salamat sa pag explain :) IT student ako and kailangan ko rin ng magandang laptop especially para sa multimedia. We'll use premiere din kaya swak na swak ung nabanggit mo, Sir. Salamat.
SSD very important on OS fast booting time and loading application for video editing you need extra ssd for media cache. you can save your project file on hdd you need extra ssd too for rendering if you have good ram and gpu. (warning ssd have write life cycle) file transfer speed? nope. hdd have speed limitation on read and write of files so there's no big difference. ssd to sdd yes make sure that you are using blue usb socket. ssd is good for active file not for file storage like music movies back up files download picture installer etc. you can use it as a storage if you don't have budget problem. when to use ssd? if you are using software that are constantly reading and writing files like professional software like video editing 3d software etc. offline games it will decrease loading time online games with portal/door any games that have a loading screen every time you transfer from map a to map b.
Ito yung video na ginamit ko explaining SSD and HDD differences last year sa mga ka-teacher ko, ngayon youtuber na rin ako. hahaha More Power Po to you!
@@postconsolepeasant6538 how about naman po a6 7400k? With 4gb ram then meron 500gb hdd, Kaya po ba yon makapaglaro ng games like dota 2? Thanks in advance sa sagot sir
@@postconsolepeasant6538 now ko lang magamit ung pc and sobrang lag nya sa dota 2 client pero in game napakasmooth nya, Graphics card padin ba problema nito or iba na? Salamat sa sagot sir first time ko lng magkaroon ng pc and balak ko alagaan na ng sobra
here is the the comparison for the 2 drives. for HDD.. -Lifespan longer than SSD. -Cost, yes you can afford to buy High storage Drives at lower cost of price unlike SSD. -Speed not much slower than SSD. for SSD.. -Lifespan it can last upto 5 to 6 years maybe -Cost as expected it has a high price even if its not 1 TB -Speed, yes the speed is faster than HHD and goog for Gaming too because the loading is faster compared to HDD
thank you for this video huhu nagloloko yung HDD ko lagi yung files ko for work andun so laging di ko naaaccess ganun pala yon maraming salamat sa napaka klarong pagpapaliwanag now alam ko na bibilhin ko , maraming salmat ulit god bless continue to educate mga gaya kong di masyadong techy
Just confused between the 2 kaya ako naghanap ng explanation sa youtube. Surprisingly hindi ko na kailangan pang maghanap ng ibang video dahil sa explanation mo pa lang sir alam ko na dapat kong bilhin. Thank you. 😊
Thank you Alvin Tries Tech. Pinadali at pinasimple mo ang komplikadong aspect ng gadgets at tech para sa mga tulad naming hindi IT, ComSci at walang masyadong background sa computers in general.
well your wrong. first both of them can be easily broke even dropping the ssd can cause the chips inside to misalign making it broken. for hdd, well even if you drop it, as long as the drive head is properly parked it should be safe, after all, all external hdd is rated for dropping. now for data recovery. well, lets say both of them is broken, which one have high chance of recovery, well the answer is the HDD, since as you say there's disc inside where the data stored, all they have to do is put those disc on a donor drive and whoala, you can now pull those data out on the disc, compared to ssd, well once the chip is broken, the data is basically gone. this is why most NAS dont usually use SSD due to its durability (write tolerance of SSD is just too weak specially when doing resilvering or drive scrubbing) so in terms of data security, backup is the best thing you can do. the only benefit of having a portable SSD is just the speed and compact size, everything else is basically the same thing as HDD when it comes to durability, well lets say that SSD is just more robust than HDD since it can survive several drops, but still its the same as HDD, your drop it multiple times, you basically break the chips inside, unfortunately the chip process on the NAND chips is really small that even a simple drop can make those really small transistors to break.
GILBERT YUGAMOTO LLANTINO Edit the video in SSD and the output in the HDD. Basically HDD is for long term storage. If you want things to get done right away then SSD.
@@gilbertyuga generally all important files should be in HDD and for OS, games na almost always mo nilalaro at software na kadalasan matagal mag load ilagay sa SSD like ang windows 10 mga less than 15 seconds tapos na mag load kaysa sa HDD can take up a minute or so..
Nicee, this is what I need talaga kasi hindi ko maunawaan yung mga specs ng laptop na nakikita ko. Ngayong naiintindihan ko na, mas madali ng i-identify yung laptop na dapat kong piliin.
@@sowen6836 Yes! AMD Processors, inaaral ko na! Motherboards is a long way pa 'cause I've been using laptops ever since. But will always be open to it! We'll see! Thank you for watching!!!
Nice, salamat po talagang clear na clear ang pag explain nyo. Aabangan ko na din susunod na video mo sir since dito lang ako kukuha ng idea sa pag bubuild ng pc ko. 😊
Hello! What if basic for usage lang? Then I bought a laptop with a 512gb SSD over a 2TB HDD. Was it worth it? Anytime naman pwede ako magpa-upgrade ng storage diba? 🙂
Kung for basic usage lang yung laptop mo po, feeling ko sobra na ung 512GB SSD for apps and OS. I'd prefer a 2TB HDD kung basic usage lang naman and not using heavy apps. Pipiliin ko yung malaking storage over performance kung basic usage. IMO.
@@delphicdel So far kasi, browsing ang video meetings lang ginagawa ko. Nung may desktop pa kasi ako most of my files ay nakasave rin sa hard drive. So mas prefer ko pa rin siguro yung ganon till now. But thanks po for your insight.
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I have a Laptop both SSD and HDD are installed and yeah SSD offers a much better performance. My operating system is installed on my SSD and booting up my laptop only takes 5-7 secs. It’s a practical decision to buy a lappy with SSD even though the capacity is not that large as long as the important softwares and files are installed there and you have a large HDD for casual files and programs. There are many out there for those who are looking.
Napaka-gandang review na napanood ko, nag-dadownload po ako ng movies at mga videos na gusto ko, at gusto ko tlga Yong mg-tatagal, mas ok po pa Yong ssd na lagayan ng mga movies?
great video, i think you should make yung different types of ssd's and hdd's like the m.2 nvme ssd, 2.5 inch ssd, 2.5 inch hdd, and yung malalaking hdd ng desktop pc's like yung seagate barracuda 7200 rpm hdd's.
Greetings kabayan, .. kaya pala mas mura ung mga laptop na HDD ang storage... video naman po about comparing AMD & Intel processors. thanks and more power!
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Ganyan po mag review dapat madam. Straight to the point ndi pa bebe
I think masyadong nabigyan ng light ang SSDs dito. In my opinion, pantay lang ang HDD at SSD when it comes to pros and cons. Yun din nakikita ko na kulang dito, yung comprehensive na pros and cons.
Tho SSDs are really better performance-wise because of their speed, pagiging compact and rugged, one aspect na pangit talaga dito is yung limited lifetime writes/terabytes written (TBW) nya. Whenever you reach the maximum writes of an SSD, magiging read-only nalang ito, meaning, maaccess and mababackup mo pa files mo pero di mo na sila maeedit and di ka na makakapag-write dito. Whenever you write (copying and pasting, downloading, rendering basta everything that involves writes) so much files dito, bumababa ang limited terabyte writes nito. So if araw-araw kang nagw-write ng files sa SSD mo tapos GB pa ang sizes nito (> 100GB ganon), chances are masisira ang SSD mo within 1 year, 2 years or less. You can monitor the health of an SSD using softwares like HD Sentinel and many more. If less than 50% nalang ang health nito, mahirap na, might as well buy a new one kasi di mo na rin mauutilize lahat ng space kasi most likely bawas na ang usable space nya. I had an SSD a while back, di naman ako sobrang magwrite dun pero bigla health nya 98% nalang in less than a year. So technically, pangit din ito for file storage lalo na if di marunong yung user sa pagmonitor ng kanyang SSD. Pang short term storage lang ito, which is tama ideal para sa mga professionals. Kapangitan din nito is yung price sa ngayon, imagine buying replacement SSD drives every two years dahil sira na tapos mahal pa.
HDD sucks at performance and ruggedness, but better sya when it comes to storage for long term and technically wala syang lifetime writes. Kaya sa mga servers, CCTV ginagamit ang HDD. kahit ilang beses kang magcopy at paste ng files sa hdd mo, siguradong matagal mababawasan ang health ng hdd mo. 3 years na ang laptop ko, up to now yung hdd nya is 100% health and performance, no bad sectors. So ayun, in my case, HDDs are great for long term storage takga. Kung maingat ka naman, at di mo binabagsak ito, tatagal sya. Tho, I understand na may tendency talaga lalo na pag external ito.
Nabagsak laptop ko recently, months old lang sya, after a while, napansin kong nagsisira na ang HDD nya, so I replaced it with another HDD. So I really understand yung dilemma when it comes to HDDs pero HDD parin ang ginamit ko kasi I need it for long term storage and life. May m.2 nvme at sata din kasi sya kaya HDD parin pinili ko. Tho cinoconsider ko rin mag all SSD para sa ruggedness talaga kaso naisip ko, pano yung storage drive ko, lalo na madalas akong mag download, copy, paste.
All in all, tama yung sinabi dito na it boils down kung para saan mo gagamitin ito. Kung professional, gamer, streamer and anything na required ang performance talaga, mas maganda ngang mag SSD ka nalang tho be ready sa mabilisang deterioration lalo na kung madalas kang magwrite nang files dito at sa price. Monitor and limit writes para maensure na tatagal ito. Kung mapera ka naman, why not. Pero if you're just a student, or someone na di need ang performance and someone na naghahanap lang ng storage, at kung affordability matters pwedeng-pwede na ang HDD pero syempre wag mong ibabagsak ito para safe ang files mo. Ingatan lang talaga pagdating sa HDD.
Many tech enthusiast ang gumagawa ng gantong config sa computers/laptops nila lalo na kung may capability ito for dual drive setup.
HDD - storage drive, nandito ang personal files, big files like movies, musics, and others, some games, etc. basta malalaki talaga
SSD - OS drive. Nandito ang softwares, some games, ayun.
Anyways, hoping na sana makatulong ito. Great video by the way. Keep it up.
May HDD recommendation po ba kayo? 😊
@@shyra1613 kahit ano naman pwede basta branded. WD, seagate, toshiba and others pwede. Right now meron akong seagate barracuda 1tb, oks naman dahil bago rin sya, sana tumagal talaga. Yung sinabi kong HDD na 3 years, seagate sya. Meron din akong naayos na mga laptops, andaling nasira ng hdd nila which are also seagate. Yung nagsisira kong HDD gsling sa laptop is WD. I think nasa paggamit talaga kung tatagal ang HDD mo unless defective talaga sya. Di lang iniingatan storages physically but also digitally.
@@GAMES-rv8gp thank you po sa pag sagoot. Very helpful po 😊 pipili nalang po ako sa mga nabanggit ninyo and ingatan nalang since di rin biro 2K+hahaha
Ano po meaning niyo na huwag ibabagsak ang hdd?
Kung maguupgrade kau ng HDD to SSd make sure na maeneble niyo ang TRIM setting para humaba buhay ng SSD at maiwasan ang sinasabi ni @GAMES about s buhay ng SSD's
Where have you been all my life? Explained it simply but clearly. Kudos paps.
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SSD for Operating system : HDD for Storage
@Mark Reyes
So Mas maganda HDD Idol
may kanya kanyang gamit ang mga drives, ang hdf sa storage, ang ssd sa boot st os, f mo naman nilinaw e
@@SebasTian-kx5zn kung pangmatagalan, HDD pa rin. Masisira iyan kapag di na gumagana mechanical parts. Ang lifespan ng SSD ay nakadepende sa terabyte written (TBW). Halimbawa, nasa 100 TBW, pwede tumagal ng 10 taon kapag araw-araw nagsusulat ng 1 GB na files.
Puede po b ggawing internal ng computer ung ssd kc nong ginamit ko ssd png internal ung ssd nmamatay nman cya kc ginamit s gamiing.
eto ung hanap ko.... hahaha thanks bro
budget wise and more storage capabilities i chose hdd. i've been in the world of computers since 1995 and i never dropped a hardisk before. an ssd can save you 20-22 seconds of your life. but an ssd costs more than a mere Hdd per MB. so in my opinion, we can use both. Ssd for operating systems and hdd as your main storage device.
@Christian Salem sweet :)
Yep, magandang setup yung SSD for OS and apps then HDD for other files 😁
Hello po. I have seagate HDD 1TB . I used to connect it with our tv to watch movies but one time I forgot to unplugged it from the tv so it was running until the tv turned off. Now it doesn't detect on my phone or in my tv anymore, but I can feel that it's still running but not detecting the drive on my tv and phone. What would be the possible issue of this? How can I fix it without deleting my files? Thanks you po
Ok bang gamitin ang external HDD para sa mga games? Like steam games?
Bibili ako ng external hard drive para lang sa pag transfer ng games lalo na sa mga malalaking storage games, for example steam games.
Ano ang mas maganda ssd/HDD external hard drives in my case?
BluePuns hhd wag mo lang ipatak seriously tama sinabi nya once na pumatak yan corrupted na parang itlog yan kapag pinatak mo basag 😅
Good video :). You forgot to mention one important aspect of comparison though. Data retention period. SSDs fall behind HDDs on this one. Given the right conditions and careful planning, HDDs can store data a lot longer, which makes it ideal for cold storage like archive of your treasured photo and video albums.
Thank you for adding this!
Good vidio kasi HDD is,anoying kasi, tulad ko sa,chord palang palpak na maselan ang Hdd chord
May isa pang mahalaghang hindi na-cover: data retention and endurance. SSDs wears out faster than HDDs, and data dementia is also worse faster on NAND-based solid-state devices especially when powered off for many months to years. So SSDs aren't designed for archival storage. However both have disadvantages: SSD is for data decay, HDD is for mechanical failure.
Sobrang neat at concise magsalita, ang linis ng paliwanag at hindi paikot ikot mag explain. Dave 2D ka nga ng Pinas. Kudos sayo brother! May bago ka nang subscriber! ☺️
Thank you po sa last nyong video, nakatulong po sakin ng malaki sa pagpili laptop na ok ang spec na swak sa budget ko.｡◕‿◕｡ive got new one yesterday!
Dati kasi basta lang makabili.. kahit ano na lang basta maganda itsura, without knowing the spec first.. Thank you!
Finally! Someone explain it in a simple and as clear as a day 😂. Keep it coming sir 😊
Since external storage, mas matibay ang SSD tsaka mabilis yung file transfer kumpara sa HDD dahil gumagamit ng disc kung san naka-store yung files kaya once mabagsak ito babagal na may tendency hindi na gagana pero kung sakaling medyo ok pa backup na agad yung files. Para ma-monitor yung health & performance ng HDD/SSD, gumamit kayo ng software na HD Sentinel para ma-detect agad kung pwede pa bang magamit o kelangan ng magpalit.
SSD's use what's called "NAND Flash" to store data. Also, you didn't mention that SSD's have limited write cycles. This means reading from them won''t wear them out much. But if you write to them heavily, you can kill a consumer-grade model if you're not careful.
Tagalog: Ang mga SSD ay gumagamit ng tinatawag na "NAND Flash" para mag hawak ng data. Oo nga pala! Ang mga SSD ay may limitadong "write cycles". Ibig-sabihin, pag madalas ka mag-read sa isang SSD, hindi naman sila masyadong masasaktan. Pero, pag madalas ka mag-write sa kanila, pwede kang makapatay o makasira ng conyumer-grade na SSD pag di ka nagiingat.
So better pa din po ang HDD in terms of write cycle?
whats read and write cycle??
@@makoygaara no.
@@makoygaara For that aspect only, yes. HDD's generally have better read/write tolerance. But you still have to consider other factors that can contribute to hard drive failure. They are mechanical devices and anything that has moving parts will eventually fail.
@@jakescake7636 Examples of reading: Viewing photos, videos, documents, and moving/copying files FROM the device.
Examples of writing: Creating files, saving documents, and moving/pasting files TO the device.
"It's all about the performance" hehehe nakakarelate ako kasi maliit lang rin yung akin. I mean naka SSD din ako 😎😏
Hahahaha. Yes! Performance talaga. Wala sa size yan 😅
@@AlvinTriesTech haha kakaiba
Taennaaaaaa! Hahaha
My dirty mind stop.
@@sultanpacasum9754 u need to format 😂
According to other videos I've watched, SDD is just another form of flash drive. Pinalaki lang siya pero yung corruptibility is the same as a pen/thumb drive. HDD is the same as the one inside our laptops so tama yung ibang comments dito about the data deterioration/retention. So for precious photos and movie collection that we want to keep long term, HDD daw is the better option.
Kuya ang galing mong magturo! As in ang linaw! Now i know po! Salamat hehe dahil sa video mo alam ko na anong bibilhin kong laptop para sa work from home ko. New subscriber here! 🙋🏼♀️
3:49 reliability talaga ang binabayaran sa external storages. Good video, subscribed! Kudos sa mga pinoy techtubers na alam ang sinasabi nila!
Suggestion lang, lagay ka subtitle for english/american viewers. Para mas dumami audience mo. Goods na goods naman explanation mo.
Napasubscribe ako agad dahil dito. Maraming salamat sa pag explain :) IT student ako and kailangan ko rin ng magandang laptop especially para sa multimedia. We'll use premiere din kaya swak na swak ung nabanggit mo, Sir. Salamat.
For speed and performance, SSD, hands down.
Pero wag kalimutan meron Program /Erase Cycle ang SSD
how is it abad thing sir?
@@ejmtv3 may mga SSD na write limit o terabytes written na tinatawag.
SSD very important on OS fast booting time and loading application
for video editing you need extra ssd for media cache. you can save your project file on hdd
you need extra ssd too for rendering if you have good ram and gpu. (warning ssd have write life cycle)
file transfer speed? nope. hdd have speed limitation on read and write of files so there's no big difference. ssd to sdd yes make sure that you are using blue usb socket.
ssd is good for active file not for file storage like music movies back up files download picture installer etc. you can use it as a storage if you don't have budget problem.
when to use ssd? if you are using software that are constantly reading and writing files like professional software like video editing 3d software etc.
offline games it will decrease loading time
online games with portal/door
any games that have a loading screen every time you transfer from map a to map b.
your videos are so helpful sa mga wfh na need ng knowledge sa specs ng laptops..
I prefer HDD for storage. And SSD for Operating System. But for me HDD is the best.
salamat sir nagkaroon nadin ako ng idea about sa mga numbers and letters na nakikita ko sa mga specs ng laptop ☺️
Yayyy, now I feel more equipped as I look for my new laptop. 🤗 Thank you! ❤️
Me, too. Because of his vids, I realized I was eyeing the wrong laptop. Now I know so much more, di na ko mabubudol sa mall. 😂
Ito yung video na ginamit ko explaining SSD and HDD differences last year sa mga ka-teacher ko, ngayon youtuber na rin ako. hahaha More Power Po to you!
Please make a vid po about sa AMD or comparing po sa intel core. Thanks po :)
UP!
Yes yes! Sana nga meron!
@@postconsolepeasant6538 how about naman po a6 7400k? With 4gb ram then meron 500gb hdd, Kaya po ba yon makapaglaro ng games like dota 2? Thanks in advance sa sagot sir
@@postconsolepeasant6538 ano po bang swak na videocard sa unit ko sir?
@@postconsolepeasant6538 now ko lang magamit ung pc and sobrang lag nya sa dota 2 client pero in game napakasmooth nya, Graphics card padin ba problema nito or iba na? Salamat sa sagot sir first time ko lng magkaroon ng pc and balak ko alagaan na ng sobra
here is the the comparison for the 2 drives.
for HDD..
-Lifespan longer than SSD.
-Cost, yes you can afford to buy High storage Drives at lower cost of price unlike SSD.
-Speed not much slower than SSD.
for SSD..
-Lifespan it can last upto 5 to 6 years maybe
-Cost as expected it has a high price even if its not 1 TB
-Speed, yes the speed is faster than HHD and goog for Gaming too because the loading is faster compared to HDD
thank you for this video huhu nagloloko yung HDD ko lagi yung files ko for work andun so laging di ko naaaccess ganun pala yon maraming salamat sa napaka klarong pagpapaliwanag now alam ko na bibilhin ko , maraming salmat ulit god bless continue to educate mga gaya kong di masyadong techy
Thank you sir!
oi lodiiiiiiiiiiiii
@@sparktwentyone3193 puno na storage HAHA laki ng files
idolooo.
Now I know! Laking tulong ito sa mga tulad kong teachers na maraming files. Salamat 🙏
Sir sana na-discuss mo din po yung life span ng ssd vs hdd kasi may number of write cycles lang sila tapos hindi na magagamit. Thanks!
Yan talaga inaantay ko na banggitin ni kuya alvin eh
Ok. Marami akong napulot sa video na to. I think it's important to pay attention to tech information regardless. Thanks man. Informative vid.
Request ko rin po pati po mga MEMORY RAM
Yes! Ill make those videos! Hope you share and subscribe! 😄
@@AlvinTriesTech anong laptop brand gamit mo Sir Alvin?
Just confused between the 2 kaya ako naghanap ng explanation sa youtube. Surprisingly hindi ko na kailangan pang maghanap ng ibang video dahil sa explanation mo pa lang sir alam ko na dapat kong bilhin. Thank you. 😊
The tech review i never knew i needed!
Thank you Alvin Tries Tech. Pinadali at pinasimple mo ang komplikadong aspect ng gadgets at tech para sa mga tulad naming hindi IT, ComSci at walang masyadong background sa computers in general.
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Performance talaga ang labanan kahit saang aspeto ng buhay 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you sa lahat ng iformation 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Hahaha talaga ba😆 e ibang performance na yata yan ah. Hahaha.
Hindi ako techie, pero dahil clear at detailed ang explanation, madali sya maintindihan👍
well your wrong.
first both of them can be easily broke even dropping the ssd can cause the chips inside to misalign making it broken.
for hdd, well even if you drop it, as long as the drive head is properly parked it should be safe, after all, all external hdd is rated for dropping.
now for data recovery. well, lets say both of them is broken, which one have high chance of recovery, well the answer is the HDD, since as you say there's disc inside where the data stored, all they have to do is put those disc on a donor drive and whoala, you can now pull those data out on the disc, compared to ssd, well once the chip is broken, the data is basically gone. this is why most NAS dont usually use SSD due to its durability (write tolerance of SSD is just too weak specially when doing resilvering or drive scrubbing)
so in terms of data security, backup is the best thing you can do. the only benefit of having a portable SSD is just the speed and compact size, everything else is basically the same thing as HDD when it comes to durability, well lets say that SSD is just more robust than HDD since it can survive several drops, but still its the same as HDD, your drop it multiple times, you basically break the chips inside, unfortunately the chip process on the NAND chips is really small that even a simple drop can make those really small transistors to break.
Ohhh!!!! Okay! I will look more into this! Thank you for correcting me! 😄
True! mali nga sya. Mas madali ang recovery sa HDD yung ssd good for nothing na.
Now, as a filmmaker and so afraid to lost my video and film files, what is the best one SSD or HDD, please?
GILBERT YUGAMOTO LLANTINO Edit the video in SSD and the output in the HDD. Basically HDD is for long term storage. If you want things to get done right away then SSD.
@@gilbertyuga generally all important files should be in HDD and for OS, games na almost always mo nilalaro at software na kadalasan matagal mag load ilagay sa SSD like ang windows 10 mga less than 15 seconds tapos na mag load kaysa sa HDD can take up a minute or so..
Mas marami pako natutunan kay kuya kesa sa school namin hekhek well done boss
I needed this! Haha! Thanks! - Daniel
Nicee, this is what I need talaga kasi hindi ko maunawaan yung mga specs ng laptop na nakikita ko. Ngayong naiintindihan ko na, mas madali ng i-identify yung laptop na dapat kong piliin.
Paps solid uli! request po na vid about sa mga motherboards salamat!
O kaya amd processors
@@sowen6836 Yes! AMD Processors, inaaral ko na! Motherboards is a long way pa 'cause I've been using laptops ever since. But will always be open to it! We'll see! Thank you for watching!!!
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Yasss...Finally! Thanks Sa Honest Review.
Tip: Never shake the external HDD. Good luck kung basahin pa ng pc mo. Since may mechanical, moving parts pa din ang External HHD.
under 10mins with pure info and No BS talk. ganito dapat! 👌
grabe yung "Naliligo sa pera" 😂 #SanaAll Thank u for the explanation.
Hayss Salamat. Nasagot mo lahat ng mga questions and doubts ko. At alam ko ang bibilhin ko.
Tumpak bro.. 240gb ssd nga lang ang napalit k s 1 tb hdd k blazing fast n sya plus 16gb ram omgeee my acer i5 is now kakainlove gamitin
Grabe may pambato na tayo sa mga indiano at kano Hahaha! Anyway salamat bro napakaganda ng pagkaka explain at detalyado pa !
"kung ikaw naman yung taong naliligo sa pera"
Natawa ako dun 😆
Nice, salamat po talagang clear na clear ang pag explain nyo. Aabangan ko na din susunod na video mo sir since dito lang ako kukuha ng idea sa pag bubuild ng pc ko. 😊
May naka chat ako sa Omegle na nag recommend saken ng SSD before kasi di daw siya tumatanda
Dami ko natutunan lalo na sa susunod na laptop o pc ang bibilhin dahil naka "work from home" set up na.. Good Job po..thanks a lot.
the best ang ssd, b4 lappy ko 1tb hdd nasira sya pinalitan ko ng 500 ssd kasi masyado n mhal ung 1tb ssd.. mas ok sya mabilis...
Sir, matanung yong ssd nka-built in ba yan sa loob ng laptop.
@@nardwilgatal1247 may connector lang sya.. kya pwede plitan lht n nsa loob..
@@rhelzkikiddos6830 ganun b..salamat po
advance 100k po lagi ako nanonood sayo dami ko nalaman tungkol sa mga specs
Hello! What if basic for usage lang? Then I bought a laptop with a 512gb SSD over a 2TB HDD. Was it worth it? Anytime naman pwede ako magpa-upgrade ng storage diba? 🙂
Kung for basic usage lang yung laptop mo po, feeling ko sobra na ung 512GB SSD for apps and OS. I'd prefer a 2TB HDD kung basic usage lang naman and not using heavy apps. Pipiliin ko yung malaking storage over performance kung basic usage. IMO.
@@delphicdel So far kasi, browsing ang video meetings lang ginagawa ko. Nung may desktop pa kasi ako most of my files ay nakasave rin sa hard drive. So mas prefer ko pa rin siguro yung ganon till now. But thanks po for your insight.
@@delphicdel I agree, kung hindi issue sa iyo yung boot up speed na 20sec to 1min then go for 2TB HDD.
Salamat sa wakas. Ito pinaka The Best na Explainerist hahahaha
Thank you! Saalamat sa tagalog and short video ng pag explain!!!! Now i got my decision.
do a vid on gpus and video cards too!
Yes! I will! Still doing additional research para I make something accurate but easy to understand! But for sure, I'll make them!😄 So stay tuned and subscribe to my channel! 😄
direct to the point mag-explain, walang eneme. nice!
napaka clean explaination sir , new subscriber 🔥❣️
I find your explanation easier than listening in my online class...
Okay, naka-subscribe na ako! May bago na naman akong papanooring reviews. Konti na lang magiging Tech UA-camr din ako. Hahaha
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Yay! Thank you! Good luck!!! 😁
@@AlvinTriesTech More power to you Sir Alvin! God Bless din po! 😁
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Clear explanation ,straight to the point video and walang pa ligoy-ligoy like other youtuber's. Thumbs up for u
I have a Laptop both SSD and HDD are installed and yeah SSD offers a much better performance. My operating system is installed on my SSD and booting up my laptop only takes 5-7 secs. It’s a practical decision to buy a lappy with SSD even though the capacity is not that large as long as the important softwares and files are installed there and you have a large HDD for casual files and programs. There are many out there for those who are looking.
A filipino tech youtuber!!! yay!! ❤️❤️
Nandito ako para masagot concerns ko sa ganyan .. thank you po sa explanation
Ill share this to my team mates as training guides narin. Galing!
Kahit walang pambili basta may dagdag kaalaman hehe salamat tol!
Salamat sa video mo... nakatulong ng malaki upang malaman namin ang kahalagahan ng ssd at hhd... more power sa video mo...
Potek this is the best comparisson that ive watched so far. Kase siguro tagalog😂😂 salamat paps
Salamat po, Sir. Actually, wala pa kong kaalam-alam. Nag-aaral po ko para di mahuli. Salamat, ang laking tulong nito ☺️😉
Marami ako natututunan sayo kuya kaya subscribe agad ako keep it up👌
Galing talaga! pag sayo naiintindihan ko talga mga explanation mo di tulad sa iba hindi ko ma gets. :D
Pareho lang po silang reliable storage. Sana tamang paggamit po yan. SSD for operating system at HDD for backup storage.
thank u for this po sguro kukuha ako ng 120 lng muna yun lang kasi kasya sa budget
Napaka-gandang review na napanood ko, nag-dadownload po ako ng movies at mga videos na gusto ko, at gusto ko tlga Yong mg-tatagal, mas ok po pa Yong ssd na lagayan ng mga movies?
Ayos sir. Mas mauunawan ang paliwanag 👍👍👍
super thanks although months late siya for me, its good to find out that i chose the right onw ^_^
This is really comprehensive! Thank you bro!
New subscriber kasi balak kong bilihan ang anak ko ng laptop at wala akong alam sa mga ganyan
I really like you Alvin! Napaka clear ng paliwanag.
Nice ganda ng content mo boss may nattunan aq d2 ah
Salamat po idol external SSD na pala bibilhin ko pang gaming!!!
Thank sir! Sobrang linaw ng paliwanag
New Sub Here 👌
Smooth pagkaka explained.
nailed it 👍
Ang galing galing! Wala akong alam sa mga ganyan ganyan ng mga laptop dati. :) Thanks for your vids!
Thank you for the in depth yet easy to comprehend explanation. ;) Ganon dapat!!
Super informative and helpful, Salute sayo Sir! 😊🤍
Ganda ng content.....daming natutulongan nyo po.
great video, i think you should make yung different types of ssd's and hdd's like the m.2 nvme ssd, 2.5 inch ssd, 2.5 inch hdd, and yung malalaking hdd ng desktop pc's like yung seagate barracuda 7200 rpm hdd's.
thanks po for sharing your knowledge kuya,diko na klangan mag google 🙏👌
Thanks sa informative video na ito. Hope to see more.
More video pa lods . ngayon alam ko na kung ano pwede ko bilhin
Tnx sir alvin for giving us better insight what to buy. Massive thanks ulit. Keep safe....
Anada nice explanation! More knowledge na naman sakin😊
Omg very informative. Thanks! Sana meron din pon review for apple vs other laptops. Kudos!
Ganda ng content mo Sir very helpful 🙂
Greetings kabayan, .. kaya pala mas mura ung mga laptop na HDD ang storage... video naman po about comparing AMD & Intel processors. thanks and more power!
iba napasok sa isip ko. thanks for this