I am looking at a new Linux laptop, and I have the option of a mSata SSD
drive or a conventional drive. I am considering a 1 TB Samsung 840 EVO
mSata SSD for the OS and all my partitions.
1. Are there any reasons not to use a SSD for the full disk, as opposed to
just for the OS? Other than saving money, as a small SSD would cost a lot
less!
2. I have seen recommendations on the net to backup the drive to a spinning
drive. The laptop has a couple of bays, so I could put a back up drive in
one of the bays. Does this make sense, or have SSDs matured enough that
they will last like a spinning drive?
3. Anything else I should be aware of when moving to the world of SSDs?
Thanks,
Mark
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