So after years of getting annoyed at how quickly my 850 Evo 500 gb used to fill up, I pulled the trigger and bought a 970 Evo 2 tb. But I realised that the "actual" space you have access to is already quite a bit less than 2 tb, and when you factor in overprovisioning in samsung magician, total accessible space in windows shows at 1.63 tb, which is MUCH less than i was hoping for, even factoring in the difference caused by considering a tb as 1000 gb vs 1024 gb etc.
But my question is, aren't modern ssds resilient to the factors that would require overprovisioning in the first place? And don't modern ssds hide some of its space for overprovisioning anyway? Hence why I'm assuming a 2000 gb ssd appears as having a total capacity of 1863 gb on magician.
But my question is, aren't modern ssds resilient to the factors that would require overprovisioning in the first place? And don't modern ssds hide some of its space for overprovisioning anyway? Hence why I'm assuming a 2000 gb ssd appears as having a total capacity of 1863 gb on magician.