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It also burns the space literally, because a lot of writes to the SSD are breaking it
by p0w3n3d 1y ago
It also burns the space literally, because a lot of writes to the SSD are breaking it
- GuB-42 1y agoSSD wear is almost never an issue in a typical use case scenario. I don't know anyone who has hit the limit, even when very large applications are installed (ex: AAA games). It may be worth considering if you are hosting a database or a file server though, but this is very atypical for a Windows PC.