@bamboombibbitybop @maulanahirzan yeah, the only think Im aware of w.r.t. the "health" of solid state storage is how many wornout cells are being marked or some indication of TB written / MFG TBW. And its temperature, but in most cases they have a heatsink - AND they self throttle performance wise if they're hot. etc.
Since utils like Crystal Disk info only report SMART things like writes and mfgrs total writes (before failure), Im assuming that's what OP's util is showing: 1-#writes/tbw
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nvme-cli is a good tool and is open source, I use it and smartctl with my SSDs
https://nvmexpress.org/open-source-nvme-management-utility-nvme-command-line-interface-nvme-cli/
Jonmichael Hands, VP Storage, Chia Network NVM Express® (NVMe®) technology has enabled a robust set of industry-standard software, drivers, and management tools that have been developed for storage. The tool to manage NVMe SSDs in Linux is called NVMe Command Line Interface (NVMe-CLI). Overview of features Data centers require many management functions to monitor the
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