I am looking for some fairly quick NVME HHHL SSDs in the 1 to 2 TB capacity range. I found a few Intel drives that I wasn't opposed to, however my understanding is when an Intel SSD hits it's rated lifetime writes it bricks itself on reboot. The applications I am running tend to end up being fairly write heavy due to databases not fitting in memory and caching on disk.
1. Do Intel enterprise NVME SSDs such as the P3600/P3605 go read only then brick after hitting their write endurance rating like their consumer drives?
2. Is there a comparable performance option to the P3605 drives available for less or something better for similar prices to the P3605?
1. Do Intel enterprise NVME SSDs such as the P3600/P3605 go read only then brick after hitting their write endurance rating like their consumer drives?
2. Is there a comparable performance option to the P3605 drives available for less or something better for similar prices to the P3605?