SSD - Are these read/write totals normal?

[Trey22]

I have a Corsair Force 3 240GB that I installed in May of 2012. Running Win 7 Ultimate x64. The SSD is my boot/program drive. I have a separate 320GB platter drive where I store my data (docs, pics, vids, downloads).

Are the host reads and host writes normal for a 10 month old drive?

 

[Elixer]

Reads don't matter, it is writes that count.
BTW, you other drive (D:, E needs replacing it seems.

 

[dave_the_nerd]

10 months = 300 days.

http://www.toshiba.com/taec/news/media_resources/docs/SSDmyths.pdf

Heavy users averages 5.2GB/day of writes.

5.2x300 = 1.56TB written. You're at 1.76.

That doesn't strike me as unreasonable.

If you write 2TB a year, your SSD should last a few decades.

 

[Trey22]

Thanks for the info.

I'll make the time to read that article and educate myself more on SSD's.

 

[VirtualLarry]

I wrote nearly 9TB to an OCZ Agility 30GB SSD in a few months running BIONC with default settings.

 

[dave_the_nerd]

I wrote nearly 9TB to an OCZ Agility 30GB SSD in a few months running BIONC with default settings.

Geez, that's a lot of IO. I've been running either F@H or BTCMiner nonstop since I got mine, and I'm only at 2.1TB for 8 months.

Although now that I think about, it's possible some of my data files are on my HDD.

Do you find that having that on the SSD helps crunching much?