cause your SSD to malfunction. Even if everything appears fine, your drive may be suffering from impaired memory cells, overloaded firmware controllers, or mechanical parts that are deteriorating.
A lot of these problems can be prevented with just a few straightforward regular practices. You only need to cultivate certain habits, such as routinely cleaning your PC, ensuring it has adequate airflow through the case, or frequently updating the drive’s firmware. Extending the lifespan of your storage device can be that easy! The distinction between a robust drive that endures its expected lifespan and one that fails early hinges on a handful of conscious practices.
