How Healthy Is My Ssd ?

Every time I buy a new SSD or HDD, sooner or later it starts giving me CRC errors.

What causes it & how damaging is it to data stored in it ?

How do I prevent CRC Errors in futures ?

I am not an expert on reading the SSD reports so I am posting few pics.

Let me know if I need to post more pics of tabs in these utilities.

Thank You

 

Frankly, I just go by the health status and all 3 of your screen shots show it is good.

I have tried to find with CrystalDiskInfo attribute findings are explained and never have. I will say on all three of my SSDs here, it shows 100 for the CRC Error Count on Current and Worst. All 3 showing exactly the same 100? Not likely. So I ignore that value. So should you.

 

I've found this rather reliable over the years.
https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/hard_disk_sentinel.html

 

According to all the smart data the drive is fine.
Bad memory can give errors, run memtest for a few hours and see if anything shows up.
https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/memtest86.html
Also look for leaking capacitors on the motherboard. It is still an issue these days, not as bed as back in the early 2000"s. If this is the issue, I recommend replace the motherboard, although if you like to tinker and have good soldering skills you can replace the capacitors, and see if that cures it.
https://electrouniversity.com/what-is-a-typical-sign-that-a-capacitor-is-bad-or-has-failed/
Keep an eye on cpu temps, if high, find out why, clean the fan and heat-sink, apply new thermal compound. All of which needs to be done anytime temps start going up.
That is a list of some of the first things I look for when working an issue like yours. Good luck.