As a consequence of the absence of mechanics inside, SSD drives are completely silent. Yes, the latest generations of HDDs are not especially noisy either, but you can always hear them. Some more, some less. When there's more than one in a computer, they can resonate with each other and other parts in the case. And even overlap the noise of your computer's cooling system. In our computer repair shop ANY.BY we have repeatedly experienced that the drives installed next to each other, entering into resonance with each other, reduced performance - from vibration of each other they broke the positioning of the heads. To avoid this effect, we had to move the disks farther apart from each other. Or install special spacers to prevent vibration. Again, SSD drives HAVE FULLY avoided this drawback. Even the cheapest ones.
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