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Hello thread, I read the OP but I still have some questions, never having had a SSD before. As October the 5th draws near I'm going for a brand new system (office and a bit of gaming) that will have a SSD, but... 1. Will bigger SSDs live longer, as single memory cells are used less often? 2. Most SSDs on sale are TLC and I read that that's the worst kind (after SLC and MLC), but will a TLC drive still be usable as long as a traditional spinning HD? I could go for the small "120GB Corsair Force Series MP500" which is MLC but will it make a difference? 3. Let's say I will go for a cheaper M2 SSD. In that case it does not make a difference whether it is a non-NVME M2 SSD or a SATA-SSD, right? Expect it saves me the inconvenience to fiddle with the SATA cable. Thank you very much!
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Oh my, so much effort put into answering my questions. Thanks so very much.
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This is a bit silly, but I'll ask. I'm about to build a PC for someone who will turn it on maybe twice a week, if at all. Is that too sparely for a ssd? I heard that's not good for them? I doubt there is data for reliability when used rarely?
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