I use both. I use Techtool Pro, when I want to test hardware. When it comes to repairing the OS, I use Diskwarrior. If you can only afford one know, it's best to start with DiskWarrior. Later on, you can get TechTool Pro. If you have a newer Mac, and you purchased AppleCare, TechTool Pro comes with your AppleCare package.
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