4 ms·
This is all irrelevant because there is no way to have a sector on SSD erased for sure. Overwriting relocates, TRIM marks for future deletion, Secure Erase has
by qb45 10y ago
This is all irrelevant because there is no way to have a sector on SSD erased for sure. Overwriting relocates, TRIM marks for future deletion, Secure Erase has the unpleasant side-effect of nuking all data and, as typically implemented, also doesn't remove data but only changes internal encryption keys.