Quote Originally Posted by minpayne View Post
I've also read somewhere that the temperature of that SSD is a bit high, hence not recommended for small laptops where cooling might be a problem.
It's not impossible, if the drive is packed with NAND it will produce heat (my Intel 600GB can get hot) and the Samsung is on the small side, really small.
I haven't checked my Samsungs yet but will do.

Quote Originally Posted by Christopher View Post
Yes. Perhaps it's a straight average? Maybe it's pe cycles / 10? Perhaps it's actually in Klingon.

I don't see how it's possible to have over 1000 times the drive's capacity with slightly over 100 PE cycles. Maybe it's magic.
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EDIT
If you look at the whole wear leveling values for the 830 you get 97/97/101. It's 73/73/838 for the M4. Maybe I should add some more static data to see what happens.
You should keep some 15-20GB of writes per loop (or thereabouts) on the 64GB.
I'm using 12GB free space as a minimum on both drives.

The PE counter (177) looks OK, it's just on a different scale, if you get the chance you could try catching/creating a screenshot when the attribute changes and compare to F1.