SSD - Ultra DMA CRC Error

[TommyTwommy]

I've had this error for 2 or 3 years now but it didn't cause me any problems.. my SSD is fast & stable.. so what is this error all about?

 

[desertcomputer]

"I think CRC means, in layman's terms, that it caught errors and prevented them. Similar to parity bit, just more sophisticated."

[manikyath]

that means that the flash is taking massive dumps, but the firmware/controller are (still) able to correct for it.

[TommyTwommy]

1 minute ago, manikyath said:

that means that the flash is taking massive dumps, but the firmware/controller are (still) able to correct for it.

well I've got a warranty so idc  gotta love the 5 year warranty. eh?

[manikyath]

Just now, berny22 said:

well I've got a warranty so idc  gotta love the 5 year warranty. eh?

well, this is the moment to use that warranty.

[TommyTwommy]

1 minute ago, manikyath said:

well, this is the moment to use that warranty.

u rly think so? It has been running fine with that error for a long time now

[manikyath]

Just now, berny22 said:

u rly think so? It has been running fine with that error for a long time now

this thing was running "just fine" the day before, if anything contact the store you got the disk from about how their warranty procedures work.

[desertcomputer]

11 hours ago, manikyath said:

well, this is the moment to use that warranty.

Well there isn't nothing wrong with the drive, you need worry when you have reallocated sector and probably you could apply for a warranty. Any knowledgeable person won't give you a replacement at your current state OP drives. 

 

11 hours ago, berny22 said:

u rly think so? It has been running fine with that error for a long time now

There's is nothing wrong with that error. You shouldn't worry about it, no point wasting your time for a warranty process yet. 

 

11 hours ago, MrUnknownEMC said:

"I think CRC means, in layman's terms, that it caught errors and prevented them. Similar to parity bit, just more sophisticated."

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