- May 8, 2014
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I overclocked my CPU, everything was fine. I don't want to get into details because this is about storage, not OCing, but the thing is that my PC crashed after it booted into Windows. I reverted the settings, but instead of usual Windows start up, it begun to check my drive, I skipped it because I don't have time for that right now. Now the thing, I checked the SMART parameters and I noticed that "Retired block count" is now 3. I'm not sure if was 0 before the crash because I didn't checked it for one year or so.
My question: this happened to other people? And if the number increases, warranty can cover it?
PS: I only wrote 10TB on it, I'm pretty sure nowadays SSD can do more than that. It's a 128 GB Adata SP900.
My question: this happened to other people? And if the number increases, warranty can cover it?
PS: I only wrote 10TB on it, I'm pretty sure nowadays SSD can do more than that. It's a 128 GB Adata SP900.
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