SSD always fail

[Gerard_18]

My first SSD lasted for about 1 year I have to replace it with a new SSD due to some random failure full stop new crucial SSD and that failed soon in about 2 months, any idea why my SSD is always fail?

 

[Ralston18]

What is the source of your SSDs?

Could be cheap counterfeits. Or older refurbished units sold as "new".

Any error messages? Did you run any diagnostic software of the SSDs? Preferably the manufacturer (i.e., Crucial) provided product.

What aboutr warranties: did you contact Crucial for an RMA?

Start by contacting Crucial.

 

[Gerard_18]

What is the source of your SSDs?

Could be cheap counterfeits. Or older refurbished units sold as "new".

Any error messages? Did you run any diagnostic software of the SSDs? Preferably the manufacturer (i.e., Crucial) provided product.

What aboutr warranties: did you contact Crucial for an RMA?

Start by contacting Crucial.

Could it be a bad power, because my house has no groudning, I got them fro m newegg refurbished

 

[Ralston18]

Bad power, no grounding...?

I think you would be seeing all sorts of problems and more of them.

Run the diagnostic software for the drives. Just remember that anything you do may lose data and the drive itself.

Reference:

http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/storage-info?cm_re=top-nav-_-flyout-ssd-_-us-ssd

Overall I would be suspicious of the refurbished drives....

 

[Guest]

My first SSD lasted for about 1 year I have to replace it with a new SSD due to some random failure full stop new crucial SSD and that failed soon in about 2 months, any idea why my SSD is always fail?

Look at my baby. It's has been running for years and years. Never fail!! Maybe get an external enclosure and put your failed SSD into it because the problem could originate from your computer instead of your SSD.

 

[hang-the-9]

What is the source of your SSDs?

Could be cheap counterfeits. Or older refurbished units sold as "new".

Any error messages? Did you run any diagnostic software of the SSDs? Preferably the manufacturer (i.e., Crucial) provided product.

What aboutr warranties: did you contact Crucial for an RMA?

Start by contacting Crucial.

Could it be a bad power, because my house has no groudning, I got them fro m newegg refurbished

Bad power and you are buying used hard drives, there you go.

I have had SSDs running in my computers for years with no issues. Have not had one fail yet.