J john52200 Guest Nov 19, 2014 19 0 4,510 Sep 3, 2016 #1 As the title says does simply having my PC on reduce my SSD lifespan? even if I am AFK most of the time? if so how does it do that?
As the title says does simply having my PC on reduce my SSD lifespan? even if I am AFK most of the time? if so how does it do that?
Solution USAFRet Sep 3, 2016 john52200 : As the title says does simply having my PC on reduce my SSD lifespan? even if I am AFK most of the time? if so how does it do that? No it does not. If it did, my systems that are on 24/7 would have died long ago.
john52200 : As the title says does simply having my PC on reduce my SSD lifespan? even if I am AFK most of the time? if so how does it do that? No it does not. If it did, my systems that are on 24/7 would have died long ago.
USAFRet Titan Moderator Mar 16, 2013 179,634 22,154 184,590 Sep 3, 2016 Solution #2 john52200 : As the title says does simply having my PC on reduce my SSD lifespan? even if I am AFK most of the time? if so how does it do that? No it does not. If it did, my systems that are on 24/7 would have died long ago. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
john52200 : As the title says does simply having my PC on reduce my SSD lifespan? even if I am AFK most of the time? if so how does it do that? No it does not. If it did, my systems that are on 24/7 would have died long ago.
CelicaGT Distinguished Jul 22, 2013 1,748 770 21,240 Sep 3, 2016 #3 Don't worry too much about SSD lifespan, in normal use case scenarios it has been estimated that a consumer based SSD will last nearly 10 years before it degrades enough to be noticed or non-functional. That's about the same as a spinning drive. Upvote 0 Downvote
Don't worry too much about SSD lifespan, in normal use case scenarios it has been estimated that a consumer based SSD will last nearly 10 years before it degrades enough to be noticed or non-functional. That's about the same as a spinning drive.