- Apr 7, 2017
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Hi there,
SSD firmware will know once a block/sector failed and will not write to any block/sector anymore so our data are good. but Will SSD firmware not recognize any bad blocks which are caused by shocking?
I travel a lot and I use external HDD/SSD and Mac Pro's internal SSD.
Sometimes my bag of my Mac Pro/Macbook Pro/extenral SSD got dropped from a desk and his the floor, this could happen when I travel. I also had one external raid SSD hit the floor while running/coping files because someone is not careful.
Normally people would suggest trash that HDD and get a new one for safety, HDD are cheap, so not a problem easy, done.
How about SSD especially the SSD inside Mac Pro? Can I trust them and continue to use them for all my important files including Art Works which I spent time and energy with my heart creating? external SSD are not cheap for me, the internal SSD of Mac Pro are expensive, I can't just buy a new one.
Your thoughts?
SSD firmware will know once a block/sector failed and will not write to any block/sector anymore so our data are good. but Will SSD firmware not recognize any bad blocks which are caused by shocking?
I travel a lot and I use external HDD/SSD and Mac Pro's internal SSD.
Sometimes my bag of my Mac Pro/Macbook Pro/extenral SSD got dropped from a desk and his the floor, this could happen when I travel. I also had one external raid SSD hit the floor while running/coping files because someone is not careful.
Normally people would suggest trash that HDD and get a new one for safety, HDD are cheap, so not a problem easy, done.
How about SSD especially the SSD inside Mac Pro? Can I trust them and continue to use them for all my important files including Art Works which I spent time and energy with my heart creating? external SSD are not cheap for me, the internal SSD of Mac Pro are expensive, I can't just buy a new one.
Your thoughts?
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