I'm curious about how the Secure Erase+ feature on the BIOS, like the one found on the MSI Z690 Tomahawk, stacks up against data sanitization software for SSDs. Can someone explain the differences and which option might be better to use?
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If you're looking to completely wipe an SSD, you might want to go with Secure Erase+. It’s built into the BIOS and optimized for SSDs, making it a solid choice compared to general data sanitization software.
Secure Erase+ is essentially a low-level format that resets your SSD to its factory state. If the data sanitization software you’re considering also performs a low-level format, then they might end up achieving the same result.
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