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Yeah, I hope for the sake of M1 owners that it is Option B, because it means this is likely a flap about nowt. That said, it does highlight how bad it is that
by rodgerd 6y ago
Yeah, I hope for the sake of M1 owners that it is Option B, because it means this is likely a flap about nowt.
That said, it does highlight how bad it is that computers now come with the bit that is most likely to wear out being a non-replaceable part.
- arnd 6y agoI double-checked the numbers reported by the driver against doing actual writes to the file system and the numbers reported by the OS, and they match exactly when there is no other activity: writing a 1GB file increases the number by 1GB and a few kilobytes of metadata. Once the memory is full, it starts swapping a lot and then things go bad. For the record, here are the numbers from this box: 900GB written in 20 power-on hours, on a 256GB driver. Critical Warning: 0x00 Temperature: 26 Celsius Available Spare: 100% Available Spare Threshold: 99% Percentage Used: 0% Data Units Read: 15,019,377 [7.68 TB] Data Units Written: 1,759,297 [900 GB] Host Read Commands: 101,021,092 Host Write Commands: 14,010,727 Controller Busy Time: 0 Power Cycles: 75 Power On Hours: 20