in default Windows install, you make a good size partition for system and apps and documents.
I dunno how ssds technically work. But if this partition gets heavily used, is the nand gonna get worn out faster in just this partition?
I thought ssds spread out all the data writing over all the nand.
Do partitions restrict where data gets written?
I ask/worry about this because on my old 750gb laptop hdd clunker with bad sectors, the write performance was totally jacked in the first 75gb, and the last 150gb, dipping all the way down to <2MB/s
and there were bad sectors during read at the 52gb area.
These were probably the more heavily written areas.
I dunno how ssds technically work. But if this partition gets heavily used, is the nand gonna get worn out faster in just this partition?
I thought ssds spread out all the data writing over all the nand.
Do partitions restrict where data gets written?
I ask/worry about this because on my old 750gb laptop hdd clunker with bad sectors, the write performance was totally jacked in the first 75gb, and the last 150gb, dipping all the way down to <2MB/s
and there were bad sectors during read at the 52gb area.
These were probably the more heavily written areas.