The first time I checked S.M.A.R.T. info probably was one or two years after I owned the disk. Those number stay the same every time I checked it. It's always 100/100/10 and it always shows me a caution status. But I never get one disk error, not a single one!
Those numbers would stay the same, it's the RAW value given by your drive's SMART data that CrystalDiskInfo is flagging.
How is this possible? The temperature on the disk is so low and generate very little heat. I absolutely love this Samsung drive!
All drives eventually wear out, regardless of temperature. 10 years is a good amount of time. My son's Seagate drive failed after like 14 months after I bought it for him, and of course it only had a 1 year warranty on it.
Also, here is a shot of my Samsung SSD's health that I just did (shows no reallocated sectors count under RAW). My power-on hours is about 25% of what your drive's hours are (10,000 vs 40,000).