its just far easier to use software like dupeguru or such

and make timed rule for week at 8am

instead scanning all new created files instantly

man I cant believe this old HDD I bought is 8 years old

and it's still ticking

avg HDD takes around 3-4 years worth of hours (online) before it starts breaking

from personal experience

yeah

I know

had one wiht 6 years

I have one that's like 10 years old

maybe more

ran like a beaty until one day it just didnt wake from its slumber anymore

;_;

but I use it for external storage

6 years as in runtime hours

didn't have the heart to throw it away

not as in made 6 years ago

i wonder how many years those chinkshit ssds will do

I used it like 4 years tbh so it probably clocked like 2-3 (I'm really bad at turning my computer off)

they do

Ever since I switched to muh samshit SSD I can't use computers with HDDs any more

too slow

RW-times are limited for nand

even tho that "limit" is something ridiculous

but they still wear

physicalfor those memoryblocks

less writes = more lifetime

You can basically abuse your SSD and when it's done it will be outdated af either way

20gb per day written everyday for 5 years

and they start breaking

and the new Samshit ones have a 10 year guarantee, don't they?

so .. it takes quite long time

the old ones have a 5 year guarantee

i think my savage had 5 year warranty

tfw don't even have a desktop any more

muh laptop with an i7 16gb ram and a samshit ssd is good enough for browsing and vicky 2

have a samsung 830 with 40,000 hours on it

can't wait for SSDs to just replace all mech drives

just got this kingston savage shit

and yeat to find use