Reading the Wikipedia entry on Power-on hours [1] says that: "...Once a [SSD] drive has surpassed the 43,800 hour mark (5 years), it may no longer be classed a

Reading the Wikipedia entry on Power-on hours [1] says that: "...Once a [SSD] drive has surpassed the 43,800 hour mark (5 years), it may no longer be classed as in "perfect condition" " And that SSD generally has 5 year life expectancy. So with this bug, should we simply think of it just to become 40,000 hour hard life-time limit? Well, it's 10% less than by design. I'm just not sure how realistic will it be to obtain SSD firmware updates given that it's "an industry wide firmware index bug". How could I even know if a particular SSD has an affected firmware? [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-on_hours https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-on_hours