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As a counterpoint, I burn-tested several random M.2 NVME drives over a period of a month of 24/7 writes and reads and all but one model failed before the month
by tomc1985 6y ago
As a counterpoint, I burn-tested several random M.2 NVME drives over a period of a month of 24/7 writes and reads and all but one model failed before the month was up
- rbanffy 6y agoHeat dissipation can be an issue. Writing continuously generates a lot of heat.
- tomc1985 6y agoPart of the purpose of a burn test is to see how it handles temperature under load. We didn't have the option of adding cooling, many of the product installations took place in a hot climate, and nobody wanted to pay for a hardened part... Anyway, my point is that SSD drive reliability varies wildly
- nwmcsween 6y agoNvme does, SSDs as in sata doing this burn test will probably work fine