>>185665
>latest version being worse than the last
>refusing to replace, keeping quiet about the reason (probably cutting corners or just incompetence), and offering to replace them (which will probably also fail).
Not at all surprised.
>>185781
Not just chia, but certain games can chew through the TBW limit of an SSD more than you'd expect. Biggest examples are Fromsoft's games due to them constantly saving/writing to the SSD every second during gameplay. Granted, the TBW limit on modern SSDs are higher than they were years ago and would take years for it to reach the limit (depending on how often data is written onto them), but still something to keep track of.
>Remember how Denuvo thrashed disks a few years ago?
It still does, but most don't notice it happening right away due to higher TBW limits.
For those unfamiliar with TBW (Terabytes Written), it represents the amount of data that can be written on an SSD's flash memory cells before it loses or starts to lose the ability to write anything new on the drive (even if you delete things off of it). You cannot recover the amount used, at least not on your own easily (correct me if I'm wrong). After the limit, you can still read and backup data from the SSD, but that'