TBW (Terabytes Written) indicates total data that can be written over lifespan
Flash-based SSDs typically support ~3000 erase/rewrite cycles
Example: 64GB SSD with balanced writing mechanism supports 187.5TBW
Description
The TBW (Terabytes Written) of a Solid State Drive indicates the total amount of data that can be written to the drive over its lifespan. Generally, flash-based SSDs can withstand around 3000 erase/rewrite cycles. For example, a 64GB SSD with a balanced writing mechanism can rewrite approximately 192000GB (64GB x 3000), which translates to 187.5TBW.
Q: What is the TBW of the Solid State Drive?
TB of TBW means Terabyte, which is the capacity unit of computer storage. 1TB=1024GB=2~40 bytes.W of TBW means Write, which refers to the action of the computer to write the data into the solid statedrive
Generally, the number of erasing and rewriting of flash-based SSD is about 3000 times. Taking thecommonly used 64G as an example, under the balanced writing mechanism of SSD, the total amount of rewritable data is 64G X 3000 = 192000G, converted into TBW, is 187.5TBW.
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