as this seems to bring up many different issues depending Manufacture and age off drive.
They appear to last longer if only read to and not written to but this depends on manufacture.
Can you help please what type SSD Drive fitted to Kronos?
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Can you help please what type SSD Drive fitted to Kronos?
Does anybody know what make and type of SSD drive fitted to kronos?
as this seems to bring up many different issues depending Manufacture and age off drive.
They appear to last longer if only read to and not written to but this depends on manufacture.
as this seems to bring up many different issues depending Manufacture and age off drive.
They appear to last longer if only read to and not written to but this depends on manufacture.
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MartinHines
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I wouldn't worry about it.
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The main reason for SSDs to become 'broken' is by too many write actions but normally the system does not have to write. You probably can write the SSD daily and it will take 100 (?) or more years before it looses memory.GregC wrote:Martin is correct. There was a lot of obsessing over the SSD some months back. Look it up. There IS nothing to worry about.runningman67 wrote:Great answer.MartinHines wrote:I wouldn't worry about it.
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like most have said I wouldn't worry too much but I'm kinda hoping it's not an Ocz .. Out of the ones we have fitted at work (a few Intel's and Crucial's and 2 Ocz's) both Ocz's have failed one around 4 months and the other at 6 months.
But all of these are in highend business and gamer PC's that take a much harder hammering than the kronos probably dishes out.
But all of these are in highend business and gamer PC's that take a much harder hammering than the kronos probably dishes out.
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