So from just looking at the screen your drive has written over 1000 Petabytes worth of data and read over 4700 Petabytes worth of data. I personally didn't think SSD drives could do that to be honest! Regardless, you can either chop it up to the software you are using is lying to you, or the drive is defective and needs to be swapped out.
Lol, didn't notice that. The SK Hynix software also picked up on my external hard drive and although had no stats available for life left, did also report similar read/write stats, so I guess the software is a bit garbage.
beamermt79
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September 17th, 2016 13:00
So from just looking at the screen your drive has written over 1000 Petabytes worth of data and read over 4700 Petabytes worth of data. I personally didn't think SSD drives could do that to be honest! Regardless, you can either chop it up to the software you are using is lying to you, or the drive is defective and needs to be swapped out.
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September 18th, 2016 08:00
Lol, didn't notice that. The SK Hynix software also picked up on my external hard drive and although had no stats available for life left, did also report similar read/write stats, so I guess the software is a bit garbage.
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September 18th, 2016 11:00
In that case, I would say yes lol.