SMART Data and New Evo SSD

flamingspartan3

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I am looking to buy a Samsung SSD 250 GB and am not sure if I should get the Evo or Pro. I am also wondering if my mechanical hard drive is going to fail soon and if it's worth it to buy a hard drive as well due to the low prices. I checked the S.M.A.R.T data but don't know how to interpret it.



SMART data for [0] ST310005 24AS JC4B [1000.2 GB] (1953525168 512-byte sectors)

Attribute Current Worst Raw Note
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1 01 Read error rate 116 99 116019169
3 03 Spin up time 100 100 0
4 04 Number of spin-up times 98 98 2441
5 05 Reallocated sectors count 100 100 0
7 07 Seek error rate 82 60 193316847
9 09 Power-on time 89 89 10073
10 0A Spin-up retries 100 100 0
12 0C Power Cycles 98 98 2349
183 B7 Unknown 100 100 0
184 B8 End to End Error 100 100 0
187 BB Reported Uncorrectable 100 100 0
188 BC Command Time Out 100 99 3
189 BD High Fly Writes 100 100 0
190 BE Airflow Temperature 75 53 420806681
194 C2 HDA Temperature 25 47 55834574873 (25 degrees)
195 C3 Hardware ECC recovered 41 26 116019169
197 C5 Current pending sectors 100 100 0
198 C6 Offline scan UNC sectors 100 100 0
199 C7 Ultra ATA CRC Error Rate 200 200 0
240 F0 Unknown 100 253 126491081850663
241 F1 Unknown 100 253 3705048757
242 F2 Unknown 100 253 267122859
 
Solution


CrystalDiskInfo will provide a fairly readable display of your SMART data. It will also give you a health summary based on the SMART data. It will flag individual statistics as problems.

You have quite a lot of hours (10073) , if I am reading the posted data correctly. My guess is that CrystalDiskInfo will rate your disk at less than 100%
 
Solution


I've had the drive for three years, so I'm wondering if it'll be worthwhile to upgrade. I'm currently short-stroking the 1TB partition with a 200 GB partition.
 

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