Gut, auf Ihrer Website schreiben die bezüglich der Power On Cycles auch:
"On modern SSDs (especially PCIe/NVMe-based) power cycle may not include a time that SSD controller was powered and in a Non-Operational Power State (NOPS). This feature has a good influence on power consumption and drive’s temperature. In such case, the “Power Cycle Count” (raw) value could be relatively big as the number of power cycles is increased by 1 every time the SSD wakes up from Non-Operational Power State."
Zu den Data Units Written habe ich leider noch nichts gefunden.
@vidman2019 hast Du das gleich Programm zum Auslesen genommen?
EDIT: Jetzt habe ich es gefunden, also Möglicherweise:
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Raw value
Each health indicator (S.M.A.R.T. attribute) has a
raw value aka raw data. Raw measured values (provided by a sensor or a counter) are stored in this field. Sometimes different parts (high word, low word, etc) of raw value contain different kind of information.
The drive manufacturer defines the meaning of this value (but often corresponds to counts or a physical unit). The exact meaning of
raw value often considered as trade secret. These values may significantly vary between different manufacturers and drive models and should NOT be compared with other devices or other vendors.
Interpretation and usage
You (without any special knowledge) can’t depend on “raw value” especially in allowed (optimal) range and limits for these values.
DriveDx displays all raw values in 3 possible ways:
- N/A – value is not available – not initialized or is invalid (incorrect)
- Grayed hexadecimal number – if exact format and meaning of raw value is unknown or if it is completely useless for the end-user (contains some internal vendor-specific data)
- Decimal number (or decimal / decimal) – if raw value format and meaning is known to DriveDx (internal expert system knowledge base contains information about it).
Moreover DriveDx constantly tracks changes of attribute raw value. The arrow on the left of raw value indicates change dynamics (green color of arrow means good change dynamic / direction, white color means bad changed dynamic / direction). In square brackets you will see difference from the previous raw value."
Aber gibt es dann/kennt Jemand eine offizielle/zuverlässige Möglichkeit, bei seinem neuen Mac Mini die Schreibleistung herauszufinden?
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