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the report that i am getting seems like my ssd is dying, here are the results i am getting from crystal disk info,https://i.imgur.com/gE7D38C.png , https://i.imgur.com/BZx52Kk.png and when i click on the health status this  comes up https://i.imgur.com/UivdXgg.png and s.m.a.r.t isn't working

 

edit: here are the results i got from agrions disk monitor:https://i.imgur.com/iaHYRXG.png  it is on 48 c always iaHYRXG.png

 

 

 

my ssd: SanDisk SD9SN8W-128G-1006 128.0 GB

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Do you have a solid backup of everything that is on it?

128GB is very small these days,and larger ones are cheap, if in doubt, clone your older one to a new larger one.

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temps are pretty high. my m.2ssd would crash when it was over 50C.

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4 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Do you have a solid backup of everything that is on it?

128GB is very small these days,and larger ones are cheap, if in doubt, clone your older one to a new larger one.

Not to mention he's got 1.5 Petabytes of data read?

You should def consider replacing at this point.  A 256 GB Drive is dirt cheap today, so it shouldn't break the bank.

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29 minutes ago, tkitch said:

Not to mention he's got 1.5 Petabytes of data read?

Based on my analysis... OP's been writing to the drive at a constant 100MBps its entire life (and reading at 150MBps at the same time)...

I think CDI has a small bug and meant to put "MB" instead of "GB".

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Backups!

 

I subscribed to Office 365 for $100 for 15 months.  Licenses for up to 6 users and 1TB each.

My family is backed up and I no longer have to lug around an external drive making backups on a monthly basis.

 

Including phones and tablets!

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18 minutes ago, AbydosOne said:

Based on my analysis... OP's been writing to the drive at a constant 100MBps its entire life (and reading at 150MBps at the same time)...

I think CDM has a small bug and meant to put "MB" instead of "GB".

maybe?  But I'd think that 1.5 TB after over 3 years isn't very likely, either.

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40 minutes ago, tkitch said:

Not to mention he's got 1.5 Petabytes of data read?

You do realize that while the SSD does track reads, reading does absolutely zero damage to the drive. You can read the drive for fucking forever. It is writes that hurt the NAND flash inside. That is why SSDs have both a warranty void after a time period and after a certain TBW or Terabytes written because at that point it is likely the SSD is very damaged by just plain usage, and the manufacturer shouldn't be responsible for that. 

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2 minutes ago, Nathanpete said:

You do realize that while the SSD does track reads, reading does absolutely zero damage to the drive. You can read the drive for fucking forever. It is writes that hurt the NAND flash inside. That is why SSDs have both a warranty void after a time period and after a certain TBW or Terabytes written because at that point it is likely the SSD is very damaged by just plain usage, and the manufacturer shouldn't be responsible for that. 

It also has had >1PB of writes which is insane for a 128GB drive.

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1 minute ago, ScratchCat said:

It also has had >1PB of writes which is insane for a 128GB drive.

At this point I'm willing to consider that maybe that software does have a bug with storage units because such an old drive, even if it was SLC, should have died at less than 500GB. 

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1 minute ago, Nathanpete said:

At this point I'm willing to consider that maybe that software does have a bug with storage units because such an old drive, even if it was SLC, should have died at less than 500GB. 

it may, but after 3 years of on time, and 2500+ power cycles, I find the option of GB being MB hard to swallow.  1TB Written after that long doesn't make sense either.

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1 minute ago, Nathanpete said:

At this point I'm willing to consider that maybe that software does have a bug with storage units because such an old drive, even if it was SLC, should have died at less than 500GB. 

According to the spec sheet for the drive the drive is only rated for 72TBW so either the counter is broken (which somewhat invalidates the rest of the SMART) or it's one very lucky sample. For reference a 256G MLC Samsung 840 Pro died after 2.2PB written.

 

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58 minutes ago, tkitch said:

maybe?  But I'd think that 1.5 TB after over 3 years isn't very likely, either.

i have been using it for 1.5years closer to 1 year

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5 minutes ago, brandoncool32 said:

i have been using it for 1.5years closer to 1 year

okay I misread the powered on time.  It's 100+ days, not 1000.  

 

Hmmm, interesting.  powering it on 2600 times in a year and change?  I wonder if there's an issue with the drive.  It's probably still under warranty.  

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30 minutes ago, brandoncool32 said:

i have been using it for 1.5years closer to 1 year

Now I'm curious. Did you buy this drive new?

 

This spec sheet indicates that the 128GB model should have an endurance of 72 TBW.

 

Just in the interest of seeing if you actually have ~1PBW on your drive I'd try and see if another SSD heath check software turns up similar results... 

It's entirely possible that I misinterpreted/misread your topic and/or question. This happens more often than I care to admit. Apologies in advance.

 

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5 hours ago, CT854 said:

Now I'm curious. Did you buy this drive new?

 

This spec sheet indicates that the 128GB model should have an endurance of 72 TBW.

 

Just in the interest of seeing if you actually have ~1PBW on your drive I'd try and see if another SSD heath check software turns up similar results... 

it came with my laptop

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6 hours ago, tkitch said:

okay I misread the powered on time.  It's 100+ days, not 1000.  

 

5 hours ago, CT854 said:

Now I'm curious. Did you buy this drive new?

 

This spec sheet indicates that the 128GB model should have an endurance of 72 TBW.

 

Just in the interest of seeing if you actually have ~1PBW on your drive I'd try and see if another SSD heath check software turns up similar results... 

i should be using my computer less to preserve my ssd

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1 hour ago, brandoncool32 said:

i should be using my computer less to preserve my ssd

probably not needed, too heavily?  

 

Sadly the fact that CDI is reading the data read/written wrong isn't helping here.  But you can use it fairly reasonably.  Just run CDI every so often, and keep an eye on health.

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