Some Intel Datacenter SSDs brick after 1,700 hours cumulative powered idle time
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Microsoft: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4499612/intel-ssd-d...
> Note There is no counter or other attribute that reports drive idle power-on hours. Intel recommends that you use SMART 09h (drive power-on hours) as an approximation of the idle power-on hours. Therefore, Intel strongly recommends that you update the firmware as soon as possible to avoid the risk of unrecoverable data loss. The new MR1 firmware will not resolve any read-uncorrectable errors that existed before the firmware upgrade.
Dell: https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/ilbsdt1/drivers/driv...
Lenovo: https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht507987
> Intel S4510 or S4610 SATA SSD (only 1.8 TB and 3.84 TB are affected) can experience the following issues after 1700+ cumulative idle hours.
> Users can see critical errors under certain use conditions. The drive may report BAD_CONTEXT_2033, BAD_CONTEXT_1042 or excessive LBA mismatch (SMART attribute B8h) after 1700 hours of cumulative power-on idle time.
> Once the error code is triggered, the drive will fail to respond on the bus.
Famous Intels graceful degradation (revert to read-only)!