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That's very dependent on the drive vendor, model, and even firmware version. In many cases, drives can go on working for a very long time after the SMART metric
by mjb 8y ago
That's very dependent on the drive vendor, model, and even firmware version. In many cases, drives can go on working for a very long time after the SMART metrics show it has failed. Whether you want to take the "risk" depends a lot on how critical this particular device is in your infrastructure.
- tenebrisalietum 8y agoI have a 16GB SSD that used to be in a POS terminal before I bought it second hand. The SSD Wear Leveling Count attribute shows as failed. Still works. I have chosen to use it as part of a RAID1 for an OS install on a home server. Waiting to see how long it will last.
- WrtCdEvrydy 8y agoIt's kinda like the expiration date for foods, an estimate.