Program to follow SSD usage?

Timppeli

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Does anyone know a program that allows me to see how much different processes are writing to my SSD during some period of time. I have an Samsung 850 SSD that comes with Samsung magician program, that shows me the total number of bytes written. I have averaged around 30 gigabytes per day... And that's a lot and I have no idea which program causes this.

My best bet would be Chromes chache files, but even tho I do watch lots of youtube on quite high quality 30Gb:s a day is still too much to explain that way... My utorrent is saving the files to an HDD, so it shouldn't be that, and even if it was, I dont download anything near that per day... Anyways, if someone knew a program that allowed me to see the process that is causing this, I would be very grateful.
 
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CrystalDiskInfo can show the TBW and Power on hours.
Being only a month old, that "30GB per day" is skewed. Windows Updates, and all the applications you've been...

Timppeli

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I have an 1 Tb drive, so the problem isn't really that huge, if needed I can live with the 30Gb usage, but it bothers me because it shouldn't be that high :)

And resource manager shows the current usage, I was looking for something that I could leave on and use my computer as usual and see how much different programs had used the SSD. But resource manager should get me started, thanks.
 

USAFRet

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30GB per day.
How old is the install on this SSD?
What do you use it for?

What is the current power on hours, and the current TBW?
 

Timppeli

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I have just got the computer and the install is about 1 month old, current TBW is 1.2 Tb but i have done few quite big installs that explain part of it. I don't know where I can find the current power on hours, but I would say that the computer has been on around 4-6 hours a day.

edit: Oh, and I use it mainly on gaming, surfing net etc. Some programming, but don't currently have any big databases or something like that in use.
 

USAFRet

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CrystalDiskInfo can show the TBW and Power on hours.
Being only a month old, that "30GB per day" is skewed. Windows Updates, and all the applications you've been installing.

Extrapolating your 30GB per day, that gives about a year before you get to 10TB. Your drive is probably warranted to 75TBW? So if you were to maintain this same level of writes per day (unlikely), you won't reach that until 2023.
But this write level will level out before long.

This is my 4 year old Kingston drive. Used to be the OS drive, now just a secondary.
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3.8 yrs, 12.5 TBW.
 
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Timppeli

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Yes, I most likely worried without real reason, it's warranted for 150TBW, but it just bothers me not knowing... Loaded the program and it shows 172 power on hours.

Oh well... Mayby I should just stop worrying as it not likely to cause any real problems, thanks for the help :)

 

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