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minus-squareatro_citylinkfedilink3•4 months agoHow long can they be used? Mine always wear out really quickly for some reason.
minus-square@abcdqfr@lemmy.mllinkfedilink3•4 months agoThat does make me wonder how sd cards and ssd compare in terms of volume/tbw endurance. Does silicon have a typical lifespan per volume?
minus-squarems.lanelinkfedilinkEnglish1•4 months agoLifespan per NAND cell, which gets exponentially smaller with each extra ‘layer’ per cell. SLC can do billions of writes per cell, QLC is ~1000 writes per cell.
How long can they be used? Mine always wear out really quickly for some reason.
That does make me wonder how sd cards and ssd compare in terms of volume/tbw endurance. Does silicon have a typical lifespan per volume?
Lifespan per NAND cell, which gets exponentially smaller with each extra ‘layer’ per cell. SLC can do billions of writes per cell, QLC is ~1000 writes per cell.