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Endurance Test of Samsung 850 Pro Comes To an End after 9100TB of writes
Yes, so that is 9.1 Petabyte of data written! Good lord. The German colleagues from c't (print magazine) have ended their SSD endurance tests after the last SSD decided to go belly up.
That last SSD of the survivors was the Samsung 850 Pro, and it had written an astounding 9100 TB of data, yep 9,100,000 Gigabytes. That particular SSD is rated for 150 TB written and now is three years old.
c't used six SSDs of each model: OCZ TR150, Crucial BX 200, Samsung 750 Evo, Samsung 850 Pro, SanDisk Extreme Pro and SanDisk Ultra II. Conclusive was the fact that all SSDs lasted way longer then advertised. The two SSDs that failed first where a Crucial BX200 , which lasted twice the number of advertised writes at 187 and 280 TB. Then also a number of SSDs died after a accident that caused a power surge or peak (could not understand it really well as the original article is written in German). The top batch became the SanDisk Extreme Pro and Samsung 850 Pro models, they all lasted a minimum of 2.2 Petabyte.
A normal office system writes between 10 and 35 GB per day. Even if you had a generous 40 GB per day, a nominal endurance of 70 TBW would be achieved after five years. Now if we extrapolate that data and take it to the Samsung SSD 850 that would be 60 times the guaranteed write performance of 150 TBW. At that average of 40-gigabyte daily usage, (purely theoretical of course) that SSD would have lasted 623 years.
No matter what this articles indicates, Guru3D recommend you to always backup your data.
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#5446993 Posted on: 06/27/2017 06:14 PM
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#5447195 Posted on: 06/28/2017 03:51 PM
Well the ssd's are yet to beat the Phoenicians, their clay tablets have lasted over 4000 years. That's good storage without a backup!
Well the ssd's are yet to beat the Phoenicians, their clay tablets have lasted over 4000 years. That's good storage without a backup!
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#5452096 Posted on: 07/13/2017 11:23 AM
Got to hand it to Samsung, their SSD's are plain amazing.
Had a Crucial M4 (remember those?), it died after two years but Crucial were champs in how fast and easy they replaced it. Next drive was an 840 Pro, never looked back.
Right now have an that 840 Pro has been used in an always on streaming and gaming computer for a while, before I retired it and put it in my laptop. Currently has about 13TB written, but nearly 24,000 hours of active time (!), and on the latest tests it's running faster than ever; just amazing.
Got to hand it to Samsung, their SSD's are plain amazing.
Had a Crucial M4 (remember those?), it died after two years but Crucial were champs in how fast and easy they replaced it. Next drive was an 840 Pro, never looked back.
Right now have an that 840 Pro has been used in an always on streaming and gaming computer for a while, before I retired it and put it in my laptop. Currently has about 13TB written, but nearly 24,000 hours of active time (!), and on the latest tests it's running faster than ever; just amazing.
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#5452097 Posted on: 07/13/2017 11:51 AM
And it's supposed to run about 50x the current TB or still more - going to take some years...
Techreport endurance test needed 2.4 PB writes to kill a Samsung 840 Pro.
Currently has about 13TB written, but nearly 24,000 hours of active time (!), and on the latest tests it's running faster than ever; just amazing.
And it's supposed to run about 50x the current TB or still more - going to take some years...
Techreport endurance test needed 2.4 PB writes to kill a Samsung 840 Pro.
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We've had a few mSATA drives just die on us at work.
Less than 3 years old usually, and under warranty.
no chance of getting data back from them without going to OnTrack and paying a packet.
Most of them aren't even detected anymore, one I was able to only format in exFAT, it refuses to format into anything else...
My work laptop Samsung 840 Evo just upped and died last week, with no previous signs of death. Just crapped out after a reboot.
HDD's generally die pretty slowly, and show signs, and give plenty of time to recover data before its finally dead.