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SSD at 87% CristalDiskInfo
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nukemaster
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Please post a screenshot.
My SSD shows its percentage based on used write cycles in that case you should still be good for a while.
My wear leveling count will trigger at 10 out of 100 so It looks like when you are almost out of write cycles it should trigger that and warn you if you have SMART enabled.
My SSD shows its percentage based on used write cycles in that case you should still be good for a while.
My wear leveling count will trigger at 10 out of 100 so It looks like when you are almost out of write cycles it should trigger that and warn you if you have SMART enabled.
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nukemaster
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I think they may have misunderstood you and though your drive was 80% full. Or at least that is my guess.
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My apologies, I meant the health status of the SSDs are at 87% and 90%. The question really is at what percentage are they not good anymore?
nukemaster
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If you trust Crucial when the wear leveling count of 10 the drive will trigger a warning.
users have pushed SSDs WAY past the rated wear level and have surprising results.
Post an image of your CDI if you can. I am curious to see your stats.
users have pushed SSDs WAY past the rated wear level and have surprising results.
Post an image of your CDI if you can. I am curious to see your stats.
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nukemaster
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You can upload your screenshot to an image host like http://postimage.org/
Example. Note my numbers are set to DEC or base 10 to be more readable
You can also just post the direct link if it is more easy
Example. Note my numbers are set to DEC or base 10 to be more readable
You can also just post the direct link if it is more easy
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nukemaster
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Your drive is fine. It will keep working until that number falls to 0 provided something else does not happen over the rated life of the flash.
You will know something is up when it starts reallocating or failing to erase. Your drive does not even have any errors to report. All looks good.
That number will fall by 1% for a certain number of program erase counts(the drive erases data to write new data unlike hard drives that overwrite data) across the full drive. Unlike hard drives nand can only be written to so many times so the drives keeps writing across the full drive to keep the drive wear even.
You will know something is up when it starts reallocating or failing to erase. Your drive does not even have any errors to report. All looks good.
That number will fall by 1% for a certain number of program erase counts(the drive erases data to write new data unlike hard drives that overwrite data) across the full drive. Unlike hard drives nand can only be written to so many times so the drives keeps writing across the full drive to keep the drive wear even.
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