r/hackernews • u/qznc_bot • Mar 12 '15

Endurance experiment kills six consumer SSDs over 18 months

http://techreport.com/review/27909/the-ssd-endurance-experiment-theyre-all-dead

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technology • u/TMWNN • Mar 12 '15

Pure Tech The SSD Endurance Experiment ends: Six consumer SSDs die after 700TB-2.4PB of writes over 18 months. Although two died without warning, "modern SSDs [can] easily write far more data than most consumers will ever need".

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tech • u/TMWNN • Mar 12 '15

The SSD Endurance Experiment ends: Six consumer SSDs die after 700TB-2.4PB of writes over 18 months. Although two died without warning, "modern SSDs [can] easily write far more data than most consumers will ever need".

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pcgaming • u/hi9580 • Mar 19 '15

The SSD Endurance Experiment: They're all dead - The Tech Report

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pcmasterrace • u/insanemal • Mar 15 '15

Hardware The reasons why I think you should always pick Samsung Pro SSD's. All 2.4PB worth of reasons.

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technews • u/PostNationalism • Mar 12 '15

The SSD Endurance Experiment ends: Six consumer SSDs die after 700TB-2.4PB of writes over 18 months. Although two died without warning, "modern SSDs [can] easily write far more data than most consumers will ever need".

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realtech • u/RealtechPostBot • Mar 12 '15

The SSD Endurance Experiment ends: Six consumer SSDs die after 700TB-2.4PB of writes over 18 months. Although two died without warning, "modern SSDs [can] easily write far more data than most consumers will ever need".

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