crucial mx500 is also a good one, on par with 860 evo and a little cheaper, you cant go wrong with either of themAnother one bites the dust.
Firecuda 2TB bricked on pro using leeful (or anything else ) after a 6.72 KP
Wasn't aware of this, however, I had never known shutdown on 5.50.
Beware the CE-34335-8 error, Seagate users, backup as you can.
i got screwed by having no profile on the system.
now for a fresh start next time with an internal SSD,
Samsung 860 EVO 1TB or 500GB seems like a good choice.
Does KP only will harm to HDD? Will it harm other components? Coz I heard someone burn the HDMI's IC after KP
Do you think so ?, I’m not “that sure”that's a good question, because a kp is like pulling the power cable all of a sudden.
Only “hackers “ who do “the trick” can tell if it’s harming the “system”.this is the same as if you suddenly turn off an old turntable, the needle will stay reading where it left off and nothing else, the real problem is if it was writing data, then if it may have bad sectors
the only drawback that the ssd does not warn when it breaks, it simply has sudden deathI am on 2tb crucial mx500 and have been kernel panicing over 6 months now. 1 time I had it say insert USB because I didn't turn it off correctly but a reboot got it working again. I never had any other issues like that happen and I do not believe the ssd drives are affected in anyway. Comparing an SSD to HDD is as simple of flipping the switch, the SSD just loses power while an HDD still spins after power loss. So in theory, if you use an SSD, if you fill it up and then just read the data then the data should last a lifetime
Your miles may vary obviously but I’ve lost data several times when my ps4 suddenly lost power. To both the internal and external drive leaving them useless until I reinstalled the OSRecently somebody calls me a liar about PS4 hard drives getting bad sectors or die completely if it gets too much panic shutdowns by doing jailbreak.
So what's really the hardware's damage from panic shutdowns your ps4s get if not the hard drives?
I thought this was common knowledge with pc components that cutting power suddenly from hard drives a.k.a panic shutdowns while they are running may cause damage and leads to bad sectors which you will have to toss them to trash can and buy new ones eventually.
My 1TB hard drive on Ps4 pro got bad sectors after pretty much panic shutdowns at the early stages of 5.05 jailbreak more than 2 years ago and it's only under 100 hours running according to the report from crystal disk info when I checked it at the time on my PC.
I've been on jailbreak 4.05 with ps4 fat, 4.55 with slim and 5.05-6.72 with a pro just in case anyone asks for my experiences with ps4 jailbreak.
Feedbacks through the topic, will add more as people reply with their experiences:
- https://gbatemp.net/threads/what-da...ch-panic-shutdowns.575060/page-2#post-9243173
- https://gbatemp.net/threads/what-da...ch-panic-shutdowns.575060/page-2#post-9250142
- https://gbatemp.net/threads/what-da...ch-panic-shutdowns.575060/page-2#post-9249467
- https://gbatemp.net/threads/restore-savegames-from-db-backup.577707/
- https://gbatemp.net/threads/what-da...ch-panic-shutdowns.575060/page-3#post-9288601
I’ve never seen someone say so much while still saying so littlesigh...
HDDs use the centrifugal motion of the platters to generate electricity after losing power. This electricity is needed to park the heads safely onto the parking ramp or parking zone which is coated so as to prevent stiction or other damage to the heads. If the platters are spinning up at full speed, it'll have more than enough juice to park the heads safely. However, if the power goes off and back on in repeated succession the platters may have just started to spin back up in the last power on and haven't yet reached full speed. So the spinning of the platters may not have enough potential energy to power the parking sequence. In such a case the heads often become fused to the platters.
So. Fear not the "panic shutdown", fear brownouts and storms...
I’ve never seen someone say so much while still saying so little
/r/iamverysmart