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SSDs do control sector mapping to their physical flash blocks. So, it does not matter if OS tries to write to the same sectors over and over. The drive will always do wear leveling. If you want to make sure that your partitions maintain their real sizes due to bad flash block/cell tagging internally, then just leave some part of the ssd not partitioned. In general, you do not need to worry though, SSDs are overprovisioned a little for this purpose, and, normally, filling the disk to 100% is bad news anyway. Hope it helps, T >
