The
eMMC runs faster for small file storage and retrieval. However, the
SSD delivers
better performance in large file storage. The maximum data transfer rate of
eMMC is about 400MB/s while the maximum transfer rate of
SSD is much higher than that of
eMMC.
eMMC and
SSD have a different number of NAND gates.
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The ones in laptops and tablets usually offer 32GB or 64GB of storage, though 32GB can lead to problems updating Windows 10. Obviously, eMMC \u201cdrives\u201d are not as fast as SSDs, but they work well enough for their intended purposes. ... This is still possible with some current laptops and many older ones.Jun 21, 2018
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They are also usually faster than HDDs, however that depends on the models. ... This is also the reason why eMMC are generally slightly faster in transferring data than HDD of the same capacity. The standard data transfer speed of HDD is 300 MB/s, while the top speed of eMMC is 400 MB/s.Feb 5, 2019
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Yes, a 32GB eMMC will have the same space as a 32GB hard drive. They are both used for data storage and can hold the same data. ... It's inferior to an SSD but pretty ok compared to a hard drive - faster to react but slower when moving lots of data.
