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samsung evo 840 block count error

froller22
By froller22
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hey so i decided to check hd tunes to see the status of my ssd and hdd
but i noticed that the block count had one worst and hd tune saying i should replace the drive.
i checked with samsungs magician and crystaldiskinfo and they show the 1 error aswell but say the disc is 100%

 

 

 

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Normal wear on a solid state drive, it's fine for now.

so that the one "worse" block count is alright? i mean id honestly be anoyed if i had to rma the ssd

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so that the one "worse" block count is alright? i mean id honestly be anoyed if i had to rma the ssd

Yup. They slowly die over time. It takes a lot before it actually becomes a problem though. Your SSD is fine.

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so that the one "worse" block count is alright? i mean id honestly be anoyed if i had to rma the ssd

also there are some issues by some i mean alot with the samsung 840evo's firmware they are trying to fix that now

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also there are some issues by some i mean alot with the samsung 840evo's firmware they are trying to fix that now

yea i heard, it was something about the read/write speed after 30days or so.

the ssd has been in use on this system since the first of september 

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