Samsung 750 evo SSD Usage

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Hi everyone,

Yesterday i bought a samsung 750 evo SSD for my pc. Its pretty fast for my needs and everything looks good.

It has 70 Terabyte limit when it comes to warranty.

But in a day, magician software says i have used 0.06 TB

This pace, it wont lost that long,

i have installed windows 10 and softwares and some browsing that's all i done, will it take that much writing in SSD?

 
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Well, 70TBW is shamefully low for an SSD, everyone agrees with this one. But don't forget, you just wrote entire Windows to it, plus software, and 60GB of written data sounds perfectly right. However, you won't be installing Windows every day, right? For everyday home use, this durability should be just fine. You will likely have to replace your entire computer before this SSD wears down. And it is cheap anyway.
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Well, 70TBW is shamefully low for an SSD, everyone agrees with this one. But don't forget, you just wrote entire Windows to it, plus software, and 60GB of written data sounds perfectly right. However, you won't be installing Windows every day, right? For everyday home use, this durability should be just fine. You will likely have to replace your entire computer before this SSD wears down. And it is cheap anyway.
 
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Thanks a ton, cleared all fears. After you reply i believe that it will surely last 3 years for my usage (i reintall windows only after 3-4 years) and my main usage is browing.

No games, workstation, designing or like that.

Hope it does lasts.

Btw is there any better softwares to find exactly what apps using SSD and how much it uses ? that would be great.
 
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They surely exist, I'm not familiar with any of them, though. I'm sure someone else will provide a few examples.

For your intended use, you should have no worries. Regular caching, temp files, browsing, small writes to drive are all basically irrelevant and the biggest write usage comes from copying large files to an SSD or installing big software packages / games / operating systems.
 
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thank you so much for these important tips, will always keep them in mind. solved all my doubts. thanks again.
 
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