HP S750 16L53AA 512 GB
 | Outdated Product Placement: internal; Volume: 512 GB; Form factor: 2.5"; Write speed (MB/s): 520; Read speed (MB/s): 560; DWPD (times/day): 0.6; Manufacturer's warranty: 3 years; |
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512 GB, 2.5", 3D TLC NAND, write: 510 MB/s, read: 560 MB/s, SATA 3, DRAM buffer, warranty 5 years
512 GB, 2.5", 3D TLC NAND, write: 530 MB/s, read: 560 MB/s, SATA 3, DRAM buffer, warranty 5 years
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There is no overheating (middle ATX cases with a cooler on the rack for HDDSSD). The only thing common to these problematic stations with these faulty SSDs is that the disks were filled more than 70%, the total operating time of the disks ranges from 600 to 720 hours, and it seems the issue occurred during a prolonged read operation (there is a system that periodically makes a backup – an image of the whole disk).
The stations where the problems arose have no other obvious similarities; they have completely different generations of hardware, modes of operation, OS, and other software. No overclocking is used anywhere, naturally. A strict, good office park of machines, with normal power supplies and non-exotic components. The replacement of disks with these faulty designs was due to the need to increase capacity; previously, there were the good old SV300S37A 120Gb and SA400S37 120Gb.
I read a similar comment about the mass failure of these disks on the website of a large electronics retail chain.