Drive health report from CrystalDiskInfo (S.M.A.R.T. self-monitoring data)
This drive previously ran as an always-on high-speed cache in a server/NAS. That continuous uptime is what accounts for the high power-on hours, while the health counters (zero reallocated sectors, wear indicator at 100 of 100) show the flash itself is barely worn. Image shared across multiple postings, actual serial number of device is below.
| Health check | Reading | Status |
|---|---|---|
| SMART health status | Good (100%) | OK |
| Reallocated sectors | 0 | OK |
| Program fail count | 0 | OK |
| Erase fail count | 0 | OK |
| Uncorrectable errors | 0 | OK |
| End-to-end error detection | 0 | OK |
| Available spare capacity | 100% (full) | OK |
| Flash wear indicator | 100 of 100 (no meaningful wear) | OK |
| Total data written by host | About 78 GB | OK |
| Total flash (NAND) writes | About 609 GB | OK |
| Power cycles | 13 | OK |
| Unexpected power-loss events | 13 | OK |
| Power-on hours | 61,024 (about 7 years) | OK |
| Temperature | Not reported (read via USB adapter) | Info |
Model: Intel SSD 520 Series 60GB (SSDSC2CW060A3), firmware 400i. Serial: CVCV206100MG060AGN. Test date 2026-06-27 23:34 (CrystalDiskInfo). Readings reflect usage to date and are not a guarantee of future performance.