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The only reason why SSD may fail is exceeding the recommended TBW?

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But there is no moving parts like with HHDs.

cpu`s and gpu`s dont have moving parts except for the cooler and they can still fail, same with your psu

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Hi there!

 

There only reason why SSD may fail (without damaging it physically) is exceeding the recommended TBW? 

 

Thank you for an answer!

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you can fry it too?

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well in theory the chips could fail anytime to be honest like any electrical component nothing is certain otherwise there would be no need for warenties

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well in theory the chips could fail anytime to be honest like any electrical component nothing is certain otherwise there would be no need for warenties

 

But there is no moving parts like with HHDs.

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But there is no moving parts like with HHDs.

cpu`s and gpu`s dont have moving parts except for the cooler and they can still fail, same with your psu

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Sounds reasonable.. so we are talking about probability here? So, while SSD's fail is less probable it is still possible even without factory bugs and before reaching TBW limit?

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Sounds reasonable.. so we are talking about probability here? So, while SSD's fail is less probable it is still possible even without factory bugs and before reaching TBW limit?

Yea you put to much voltage on anything it kills it, too much heat kills as well, and then there are a plethora of other things.

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Yea you put to much voltage on anything it kills it, too much heat kills as well, and then there are a plethora of other things.

Those "other things" is what worries me - it kills my perfectionism  :)  :(  Thank you, though!  ;)

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But there is no moving parts like with HHDs.

but a chip could fail in reality anything electrical can fail anytime its just unlikely because Of Quality of Electrical devices and manufacturing 

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I'm sure if you hit it hard enough it will break... it's not made of uru, it's a piece of plastic with a shroud around it. Break either and it's dead.

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