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Micco_eth
4 years ago
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The more you play BF2042, the shorter the life of your SSD will be.

I am Japanese. Sorry for the translation. Playing one match on BF2042 will increase SSD write volume by 80-100GB. If you are using cheap SSD, TBW may exceed the limit at once. If you've already pl...
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  • Micco_eth's avatar
    Micco_eth
    4 years ago

    Thank you everyone for all the responses.

    Let me summarize the contents.


    First of all, my PC has 16GB of RAM, so it has not been damaged by the amount of writing.
    I also learned that the amount of reading does not damage the SSD.


    But for an 8GB player with RAM, which is the minimum PC requirement for BF2042,
    Data may be written to the pagefile or onedrive folders, which can reduce the durability of the storage.

    Is this a possible cause?

Micco_eth's avatar
Micco_eth
4 years ago

Thank you everyone for all the responses.

Let me summarize the contents.


First of all, my PC has 16GB of RAM, so it has not been damaged by the amount of writing.
I also learned that the amount of reading does not damage the SSD.


But for an 8GB player with RAM, which is the minimum PC requirement for BF2042,
Data may be written to the pagefile or onedrive folders, which can reduce the durability of the storage.

Is this a possible cause?

  • Jesse165's avatar
    Jesse165
    Seasoned Ace
    4 years ago
    @Micco_eth Possible? Yes

    However it is highly doubtful this is what caused your drive to degrade like that.

    This game does have a lot of problems... But I don't think this is one of them.

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