SSD SCAM INDIA

Are those cheap SSDs you see in Indian markets too good to be true? Probably! In this video, we investigate the truth behind these suspiciously low-priced SSDs.

My Favorite SSD Brands

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00:00 - Introduction
02:00 - SSD Market Overview
04:00 - Risks of Cheap SSDs
06:30 - Importance of Reliability
09:00 - Comparison with Premium Brands
11:30 - Conclusion

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[d_techterminal]

I bought Sandisk 120GB SSD in 2015 and it's still working on my Server. No issues yet. Works 24x7. This is the current Power On Hours since the day it was turned on till the point I'm making this comment 5y, 2m, 27d, 2h

[abhishekhembrom]

Samsung, Sandisk(Western Digital), Western Digital, Segate, Adata. XPG(Adata), Crucial, Kingston, Team Force, Silicon Power. These are the most trusted SSD Brands.

[zubairalam]

As a tech person. I suggest SSD only for OS, 4K editing video Storage, Application and games. If you want to keep your personal data safe for years. HDD is better option till you protect it physically

[jasondsouza]

I have a crucial MX500 from past 4yrs

Still works like a charm

[vmhr]

Well this is reality of low end hardware - like Nvidia GT 1030 VRAM was changed from DDR5 To DDR4...But SSDs have become really affordable over the years.

[codedusting]

None of this matters. The law of electronics is that if it survived their warranty period+2 years, it will work for a long time.

[PrasenjitRoyOfficial]

Hi, guys i am writing this comment for general information. So which ever hardrdrive or ssd company you use or buy, just keep a monitoring software like " Hard disk Sentinel" to monitor your drives it helps a lot. If there are bad sectors or any critical problem with your drives it will let you know before hand and will buy you some time to backup the data.

[AshPd]

I'm using consistent 512GB sata ssd purchased ony for 1800rs last year working fine 500mb read write speed, there's 5 years warranty on it, i hope it work fine for 4 more years

[Ahk]

Antesports : Not Harmed In This Video 😂

[nishithsoni]

I have an WD blue HDD(5200 rpm) of 1tb using for 7 year working perfectly till now

[joy]

Bought a Samsung 860 Evo in 2017, it still runs amazing. Always better to buy a reliable brand as opposed to a local or a shady brand.

[girishkuvalekar]

It narrows down ultimately to usecase

If someone only stores media like movies, songs for entertainment purposes then, cheap SSD is better option

If someone is storing his own hardwork in form of codes, designs, study materials, creative artworks, datalogs, then your pov of reliability should be given top notch priority at extra premium is valid

[mayankrockss]

The year was 2010, I got a Seagate external hard disk of 1 tb. It was something extraordinary to have 1 tb at that time. Gave it to my friend to transfer all the movie masti and magic but it died with in 2 weeks. I loved the content but after that I replaced my hdd but never got that data back as my friend also removed it. Today that hdd (ripped out of external case), I got as replacement is serving in my main gaming PC.

[DumbruGhosla]

I had a 500gb Toshiba 7200rpm HDD i had purchased in 2009. It worked fine and, i shifted the HDD to my new PC in 2016, also worked fine for years till it died on 2024 March.

[Asura]

I am 3d artist working on my first game ready character I poured my 3months of hardwork on my character project but suddenly when i m rendering it my hardrive crased all the data related to project was deleted . It was a first time i faced such issue i cried so much i didnot create any backup and did not for for 2 months and was depressed but i am ok now got a job and working on new projects always create last file backup i worked on.

[techyguyaditya]

I got WD Green 1 tb ssd for 5.5k rs. And, I am seeing HDD prices in the range of 4-5k rs. Is it obvious that solid state drives last much longer than moving parts in the form of HDD, especially when you want to store personal data where TBW values stay low for decades? I didn't see the cases of SSDs dying out even with 300+ TBW where HDD dies out easily

[crczr]

Aisa TVS Gold mech keyboard me hua hai
Pehle shayd Cherry MX Blue switch dete the
Lekin ab Chinese blue switch aa rahe hai

[Kawaii_Val]

Really true ! i have a HDD bought 7years ago but still running fine but my "PowerX" SSD collapsed 2times in the period of 4years

[Naxxx.]

SSD/pendrive/memory card is only for regular fast access data. For archival purposes HDD is best. I lost all my data in Kingston ssd even it was being used regularly, lost my school pics in sandisk micro sd as it wasn't plugged in for many years. Always regularly connect all unused pendrives/ssd/sd cards - maybe every 6mth.

[ashishsheokand]

Yup, reliability is true factor. We are so called technically advanced but still we don't have any device which can hold data for few decades. By this view, pen and papers are ultra reliable things. Maybe these can hold a very small amount of data but they can hold it for centuries with little effort.