Hi.
As far as i understand what hibernation is, it's merely a ram's image copied to the hdd before the pc shuts down and then loaded again into the ram when the pc is turned on again.
What if we use an SSD instead of an hdd? Aren't we damaging the SSD taking in account an image of 2 to 4 gigabytes is copied to it everyday (considering we turn off our pc one or two times a day)?
My SSD is an intel 320 series 120gb at the moment.
Also i was told that hibernation could cause the ssd to malfunction due to misalignment.
I would like to read what you have to say about this.
Cheers!
As far as i understand what hibernation is, it's merely a ram's image copied to the hdd before the pc shuts down and then loaded again into the ram when the pc is turned on again.
What if we use an SSD instead of an hdd? Aren't we damaging the SSD taking in account an image of 2 to 4 gigabytes is copied to it everyday (considering we turn off our pc one or two times a day)?
My SSD is an intel 320 series 120gb at the moment.
Also i was told that hibernation could cause the ssd to malfunction due to misalignment.
I would like to read what you have to say about this.
Cheers!