Will the SSD inside my rMBP gets hurt if I use the uTorrent

[robin0627]

I am not a computer expert but I heard that SSD has much less write and read times than traditional hard disk. So it is not advisable to use Torrent apps with SSD as this shorten its life. But is it true?

[GGJstudios]

Originally Posted by robin0627

I am not a computer expert but I heard that SSD has much less write and read times than traditional hard disk. So it is not advisable to use Torrent apps with SSD as this shorten its life. But is it true?

You probably won't exceed the maximum writes for many years, if you're a typical user.

[takeshi74]

With that reasoning you shouldn't so anything with your SSD.

It's certainly true that SSD's have fewer writes but the precautions you're willing to take are a personal call that you have to make. I'd suggest just using it as you like.

[Menneisyys2]

Originally Posted by robin0627

I am not a computer expert but I heard that SSD has much less write and read times than traditional hard disk. So it is not advisable to use Torrent apps with SSD as this shorten its life. But is it true?

Agreed with the others. You shouldn't be afraid of this. In addition to the others' post, also keep in mind if a memory cell on our SSD becomes dead, it'll just been mapped out. All you'll notice is just the slightly decreased capacity and nothing else - the entire SSD won't just break down.

[robin0627]

Thanks!!!! I don't have to transfer the large files from my old macbook to the rMBP now