SSD health question with CrystalDiskInfo

[Gabor Bartal]

Hey all!
First time CrystalDiskInfo user here, I hope someone is familiar with the program as I have a question of its stats related to an SSD, please.

Some basics:
- I've bought a new SSD a few months ago
- I put it in the case then, but have not used it, e.g. for installing Windows or for storage (except 2 games I installed on it a month ago but rarely launched them). Yesterday I installed Win 7 on it for the first time.

Question:

CrystalDiskInfo is giving me the following stats:

Could someone help me interpret it, please?
Having never used it, I'm not familiar with the terms and most of the values seem already bad (the different errors), despite it being a kind of new SSD.

Should I be worried that I was sold a used drive or something?
I bought it from a legit local shop with good reputation.

Thanks for any answers!

 

[kanewolf]

The stats look OK. I don't see anything I would be concerned about.

 

[qazzi]

everything looks good....

 

[Gabor Bartal]

Really? Thanks for the reply - I was worried about the values. I thought: lower is better, or the Threshold values are meant in a different way?

 

[qazzi]

Really? Thanks for the reply - I was worried about the values. I thought: lower is better, or the Threshold values are meant in a different way?

when it hits the Threshold that means it's failling...

 

[Gabor Bartal]

Really? Thanks for the reply - I was worried about the values. I thought: lower is better, or the Threshold values are meant in a different way?

when it hits the Threshold that means it's failling...

So "rate" and "count" are not actually such? e.g. the first line doesn't mean there have been 95 Raw Read Errors? (etc)
And here I was thinking the chart is off, e.g. the 0 thresholds don't populate or something.
Anyway if it's reversed, with 0 meaning the worst, it's all good.
Thanks for the answers

 

[kanewolf]

Many of the numbers DECREASE until the threshold. So the "E7" value of 100 is 100% life left. It decreases until it hits 10% ...