Interesting, thanks, had no idea
There are also some cases where this can be magnified by certain write patterns or system behaviours.
I think there was a case of Teslas having these sorts of failures at one point due to them writing logs quite aggressively.
Another example was MacOS causing rapid wear due to virtual memory swaps if I recall on devices with smaller amounts of RAM.
There are also some cases where this can be magnified by certain write patterns or system behaviours.
I think there was a case of Teslas having these sorts of failures at one point due to them writing logs quite aggressively.
Another example was MacOS causing rapid wear due to virtual memory swaps if I recall on devices with smaller amounts of RAM.