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The SSD's are faster as compared to traditional magnetic hard disk, but the SSD's happen to be flash memories.

The issue is that flash memory wears out and the more we write, the more it wears out, so that fact is something to consider, and it's useful for deciding what to put where, when you also have a traditional hard disk. Solid-state drives don't typically give you as much of a speed increase on writing as they do on reading. So I put my data files on the traditional magnetic hard disk

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