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I do not believe so? Drive is a 2TB Intel 670p NVMe SSD (INTEL SSDPEKNU020TZ) with 9078 power on hours and 42TBW - so pretty spry, but not at the start of the

I do not believe so? Drive is a 2TB Intel 670p NVMe SSD (INTEL SSDPEKNU020TZ) with 9078 power on hours and 42TBW - so pretty spry, but not at the start of the bathtub curve either. It was mounted as fast storage for a Bitcoin node. Perhaps the only 'unique' thing is it is using a NVMe to PCIe adapter card (Synology M2D20) due to this being my "legacy" server that's still rocking a Broadwell chip.

daneel_w 9d ago
That does sound pretty spry. But it doesn't rule out that it utilizes slow storage which is fronted by a (too) large RAM buffer making the device appear much faster than it really is. Most SSDs are like this.