Which of the following is NOT true about SSD drives compared to mechanical drives?
A) SSDs come in much larger capacities
B) SSDs have lower power requirements
C) SSDs have no moving parts to wear out
D) SSDs have faster access to data

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SSDs do not inherently come in much larger capacities than mechanical drives. While SSD technology has advanced to offer substantial storage capacities, mechanical hard drives (HDDs) are still available in very large capacities, often at a lower cost per gigabyte than SSDs. SSDs are known for their lower power requirements, lack of moving parts, and faster data access, making options B, C, and D true statements about their advantages over mechanical drives.

Which of the Following Is NOT True About SSD Drives