What is the primary risk associated with traditional hard disk drives that does not exist in solid state drives?
A. Software driver obsolescence
B. Capacitor charge leakage
C. Data corruption via solar flares
D. Head crash due to mechanical shock
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Because HDDs rely on a physical read/write head hovering nanometers above a spinning platter, sudden impacts can cause the head to strike the platter, causing a destructive 'head crash'.
Explanation:
VCD (Video CD) typically holds about 74 minutes of video, but with compression it can vary. Standard CD capacity is 74 or 80 minutes of audio.
Explanation:
An SSHD (Solid State Hybrid Drive) combines a traditional HDD with a small amount of flash memory (usually NAND) to cache frequently used data, providing a balance of capacity and speed.
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