SSD Write Endurance 25nm Vs 34nm

[One_Hertz]

Interesting, some hours of considerations made you to change your mind to no way to maybe. The way things are going even 150TB is believable.

"No way" was in regards to 1PB, or 1000TB. 100TB was always a maybe

I am at 6.X TB with 97 wearout indicator. So far the 320 I have is doing 2gb+ per point of the wearout indicator value.

Ao1 - I highly doubt the sandforce controller will let you do this... It will just slow down to the point where the drive is not usable. Does secure erase reset things on these controllers?

[maxmax80]

hi!
I'm max from italy.

I want to ask you who are experts:

calculating the life cycle of an SSD is more convenient 34nm SSDNow kingston 64gb (Intel X25-V rebranded), (and wait for the next generation in 2012), or buy a recent 25nm SATAII (like Crucial M4, OCZ Agility3, CORSAIR FORCE3) ?


Thanks, and please excuse my intrusion


max

[hollywood]

Amazing work gentlemen. Saw this article referenced on AnandTech.

Funny too, as my Intel 320 120GB is only 2.03 TiB in total writes. Guess at this useage, it should last well into the 2030's...

[Unit Igor]

Hey people i register just to say some things.
I follow this thread about one year now and this is something amazing that you do here.You crash your SSDs so SSD manufacturers cant lie to us,consumers,about their endurance.
Man,a lot of people must thank you.
THANK YOU
I want to say one more important thing.It seems that this thread is cooling down and this is something we can not allow!
I believe,a lot of people will like to know Vector,840 PRO and Corsair Neutron endurance.
So i suggest that you open thread(or in this) where you(moderator)will select 5 latest drives and everyone will be able to participate with at least 1$ to buying process,of SSD they want to see in endurance test.
I would be the first person that will participate with 10$ for testing Samsung 840 PRO 128GB.