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You’re right. It’s weird even on the official Kingston page and specification for the drive it doesn’t state the TBW.
Were you planning on writing 500GB/day? Usually these things have at least 72 TB TBW
Not really but sometimes when have too many photos and videos I tend to delete file and get a new file to the external hard drive the updated one where I know it's everything so I wonder if that could be issue 90-100GBs twice a week, once a week, maybe once a Month depends on situation too.
I read it's almost impossible to recover data from SSD, I'm just making sure about it all.
I’m paranoid about the unrecoverable data with SSD. It goes main drive, SSD external for quick access, portable HD and large external HD for backup.