I bought a 1TB Crucial SSD (BX500) specifically for gaming, alongside another SSD for my operating system and an HDD for files. When I first installed it three months ago, everything looked good. However, I recently checked CrystalDiskInfo and it showed that the SSD health is now critical, with a disturbing red flag on the reallocations of NAND blocks. What could have caused this? Is it a serious problem, or could it just be a bug? Will I need to replace it soon?
4 Answers
It sounds like you might have just received a dud. Sometimes, even high-quality brands can have faults that only show up after some use. It's important to back up your stuff and proceed with a warranty claim.
It sounds like you may have just gotten a faulty SSD. That's not typical behavior for even the less expensive Crucial models. I’d recommend reaching out to their customer service or the store where you purchased it to see if you can get a warranty claim going.
You should definitely try to claim the warranty as soon as you can. Even if it's a hassle, it's better to get it addressed sooner rather than later.
Before anything, please back up all your data using disk imaging software. You wouldn’t want to lose anything if it fails completely! After that, consider the warranty option.
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