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Aye but with my samsung SSD it's up to me how much overprovisioning there is and I can choose to disable it like
by Eavolution 4y ago
Aye but with my samsung SSD it's up to me how much overprovisioning there is and I can choose to disable it like
- brokenmachine 4y agoI'd rather have the manufacturer decide. They should know more about the reliability of their own device than a consumer possibly could. I have a Samsung SSD. How do I know how much to overprovision? 100Mb? 200Mb? 1000Mb?? How would I know? When they sell an SSD as, say, 2Tb but then I'm expected to assign 20Gb of that just for reliability, that's materially worse than a drive that advertises 2Tb but doesn't count the overprovisioning. But they're both advertised as 2Tb. If they're selling a 2Tb drive, it should work as a (reliable) 2Tb drive. Just like hard drives that manage bad blocks themselves.