Ya, thats why they give TBW (Total writes written) values. Depended on your periodical write amount can be the lifetime calculated. If the drive supports saving the "Bytes Written" amount, the "Llifetime Remaining" value in hours of a SSD can calculated by using SSD-Z and be will shown by hovering over the POH value. Also the used cell type and additional info of the drive are shown.
EDIT: There is very low information about the WiiU filsystem, i find always the basic one that says its decryted (and need SEEPROM and OTP to be encrypted) and once its decryted its totally proprietary filesystem. But i dont find any information about write amount like overhead (which it seems to have) by using a journaling filesystems.
EDIT: There is very low information about the WiiU filsystem, i find always the basic one that says its decryted (and need SEEPROM and OTP to be encrypted) and once its decryted its totally proprietary filesystem. But i dont find any information about write amount like overhead (which it seems to have) by using a journaling filesystems.
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