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    do not use TRIM on enterprise ssds hardware blog.algolia.com
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    fcbsd avatar fcbsd edited 3 years ago | link

    While I agree that the title is not great, the article had some interesting investigations into tracking down the problem. I thought the article was worth the read for that.

    And an interesting response from Theo de Raadt on the article: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=143456904814478

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      journeysquid avatar journeysquid 3 years ago | link

      At this point, I really wouldn’t recommend Samsung SSDs to anyone. Caveat emptor.

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        friendlysock avatar friendlysock 3 years ago | link

        Why is that? They’re still doing well in the endurance tests that I’ve seen.

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          journeysquid avatar journeysquid 3 years ago | link

          Their drives (firmware) have one problem after another. And they don’t fix them the first time:

          http://www.pcworld.com/article/2887255/samsung-promises-yet-another-fix-for-slowed-840-evo-ssds.html