Hello. On the abovementioned disk, when checking Smart using HDDScan 3.3, an error appeared. Here is the screen: When checking a disk with Crystal Disk Info, the error does not show: Which program to believe more? What is this error?

As far as I'm not mistaken, these drives run on Sandforce controllers (the most failing). I suggest not to keep any important data on it, because it will probably fall sooner or later.

Exactly as a colleague mentioned. A disk with a failure working in parallel in the system may, and probably will, cause problems in the system operation. The failed drive must be repaired or disconnected.

Such sectors cannot be repaired. This is information that they are no longer used. If there are few of them, then such a disk can be used, but it is worth monitoring its health (mainly paying attention to whether the RAW values of parameters 05 and c5 go up, but of course the rest of the parameters cannot be ignored).

Show the rest of SMART of this disk.

The disk is not under warranty, because it is an OEM disk (e.g. from a disk bay or from a ready-made computer set). Generally, you can use it, but it's worth watching if its SMART parameters are not deteriorating (especially an increase in RAW 05 and c5 values should be a signal that something is wrong). Of course, it is advisable to make copies of any important data, such a disk should already be treated with a certain degree of distrust (which does not have to mean that it is intended for grinding). According to the current data, theoretically, every sector on the disk should be readable.

You can always try the tools from the site and compare the results.

There is nothing to check, everything is OK, SMART parameters are normal. If I were a colleague, I would be more interested in the second disc (E, F), which has problems.

Sectors are relocated. Can it be repaired or replaced?

There are 13 of them right now.

OK thanks so much for your help!

ADATA SP900 SSD: Soft ECC Correction Rate Error in HDDScan 3.3 vs Crystal Disk Info

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#1 16831041 17 Nov 2017 23:53

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Hello.
On the abovementioned disk, when checking Smart using HDDScan 3.3, an error appeared.
Here is the screen:
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When checking a disk with Crystal Disk Info, the error does not show:
cdi.jpg Download (268.87 kB)
Which program to believe more? What is this error?
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#2 16831135 18 Nov 2017 01:30

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You can always try the tools from the site
http://www.adata.com/en/ss/software-6/
and compare the results.
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#3 16831142 18 Nov 2017 01:46

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There is nothing to check, everything is OK, SMART parameters are normal. If I were a colleague, I would be more interested in the second disc (E, F), which has problems.
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As far as I'm not mistaken, these drives run on Sandforce controllers (the most failing). I suggest not to keep any important data on it, because it will probably fall sooner or later.
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dt1 wrote:
If I were a colleague, I would be more interested in the second disc (E, F), which has problems.
Exactly as a colleague mentioned. A disk with a failure working in parallel in the system may, and probably will, cause problems in the system operation. The failed drive must be repaired or disconnected.
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Sectors are relocated. Can it be repaired or replaced?
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16832157 18 Nov 2017 16:19

Such sectors cannot be repaired. This is information that they are no longer used. If there are few of them, then such a disk can be used, but it is worth monitoring its health (mainly paying attention to whether the RAW values of parameters 05 and c5 go up, but of course the rest of the parameters cannot be ignored).
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#8 16832170 18 Nov 2017 16:23

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There are 13 of them right now.
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#9 16832173 18 Nov 2017 16:25

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Show the rest of SMART of this disk.
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The disk is not under warranty, because it is an OEM disk (e.g. from a disk bay or from a ready-made computer set). Generally, you can use it, but it's worth watching if its SMART parameters are not deteriorating (especially an increase in RAW 05 and c5 values should be a signal that something is wrong). Of course, it is advisable to make copies of any important data, such a disk should already be treated with a certain degree of distrust (which does not have to mean that it is intended for grinding).

According to the current data, theoretically, every sector on the disk should be readable.
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OK thanks so much for your help!
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The discussion revolves around the ADATA SP900 SSD, where the user encounters a Soft ECC Correction Rate error when using HDDScan 3.3, while Crystal Disk Info does not report this error. Responses suggest using ADATA's official tools for verification and indicate that SMART parameters appear normal. Concerns are raised about the reliability of drives with Sandforce controllers, which are known for higher failure rates. The presence of relocated sectors is noted, with advice that such sectors cannot be repaired, and monitoring of SMART parameters is essential. Users are advised to back up important data and treat the drive with caution, especially since it is an OEM model and out of warranty.
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