A simple question about the intricacies of SSD's.

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  • UTXPaul
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    • Oct 2023
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    A simple question about the intricacies of SSD's.

    Hello all, I'm working on diagnosing a failing SSD. As a last resort, I ran chkdsk on it, and got an interesting result -

    The grand majority of the file record segments are unreadable.


    Now, from my knowledge of SSD's, I believe this indicates a problem with the memory controller and not the NAND's. I'm just looking for everyone else's opinions before I start reworking.
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