<human>:  What are the differences between the various types of drives (HDD, SSD, NVMe)?
<bot>: Answer:HDD (hard disk drive) is a mechanical device that records and stores data on rotating disks, while SSD (solid-state drive) is an electronic storage device that utilizes non-volatile memory chips. NVMe (non-volatile memory express) is an interface protocol built for SSDs, designed to optimize their performance. The main difference between HDD and SSD is the speed
 • HDD is much slower than an SSD. HDD also contains moving parts, making it less durable, while an SSD has no moving parts and is much more reliable in extreme conditions. NVMe offers even faster speeds than SSD, but is more expensive and is mainly used in high-end systems.