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Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech

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2016/02/14 08:42:44 (permalink)
http://www.tweaktown.com/news/50366/massive-ssds-horizon-microns-new-3d-nand-tech/index.html
 
this is certainly the innovation we've needed to help spur better, bigger and faster storage for all of us.

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    Re: Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech 2016/02/14 09:42:07 (permalink)
    How does this differ / improve from Samsung's current 3D SSDs?
     
    Seems to be a patent attack, but ours is horizontal 3D 
     
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    Re: Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech 2016/02/14 10:31:51 (permalink)
    I'd still like to see SSDs drop further in price

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    Re: Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech 2016/02/14 11:27:29 (permalink)
    SSD is all about speed, is it fast? If my threshold for buying is capacity I can still go spindle drives.

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    Re: Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech 2016/02/14 11:42:49 (permalink)
    Using a massive SSD for storage scares me because it is almost impossible to recover data from a failed SSD if it is possible at all. Data can still be recovered from a failed HDD.

     
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    Re: Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech 2016/02/14 12:50:34 (permalink)
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    Using a massive SSD for storage scares me because it is almost impossible to recover data from a failed SSD if it is possible at all. Data can still be recovered from a failed HDD.


    No, the data is safer in the SSD; but, you will need professional service to retrieve it  $?
     
    However if your spinning hard drive dies and it is only the control board -- your in luck - otherwise $$$$ for clean room service

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    Re: Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech 2016/02/14 13:39:18 (permalink)
    SSD or not, you still have to remember to "backup" things.

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    Re: Massive SSD's could be on the horizon with Micron's new 3D NAND tech 2016/02/14 14:09:50 (permalink)
    All data backed up and a system image created on a daily basis. No sense in taking chances. I make a secondary system image on the HDD every month. The chance of all of my SSD and HDD failing at the same time is not a probability so I think I have all of my bases covered.

     
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