Re: A question to those who have/had an ssd drive on desktop/laptop
This isn't really something you have to worry about these days. Chances are unless it's a really crappy drive or if it's a one off bad unit, the drive will still be usable as your preparing to get a new laptop some 5 years
Re: A question to those who have/had an ssd drive on desktop/laptop
hey all,Thanks much for your answers! That was a surprise for me to know that ssds now can survive for 4 5 years. Well, then i guess mine has lots of years left.
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Re: A question to those who have/had an ssd drive on desktop/laptop
Hi, The thing you are talking about with ssd's is the write cycles. each ssd comes with the amount of data that can be written to the cells, usually 100tb 200tb and more its different on each ssd, usually the bigger the
Re: A question to those who have/had an ssd drive on desktop/laptop
I have a Kingston hyper-x savage in my desktop and it's run fine for 4 years now with no degradation. I do have a secondary 4tb hdd for data though. the ssd is a system drive mostly.
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Re: A question to those who have/had an ssd drive on desktop/laptop
Let's see, I so far I had a SSD in my windows seven PC sense 2014. I have not replaced the PC nor the hard drive yet. Of cource, I have a spinning drive for data. I keep my pc mostly in either stand by or running pretty
Re: A question to those who have/had an ssd drive on desktop/laptop
I really wouldn't worry about it. I use a laptop with SSD only, without HDD. It worked without any problems for about two and a half years now. The firmware of modern SSD's are more than capable of straining memory cells
