as long as you're within the endurance limits the warranty should apply. writes are writes as far as the drive is concerned, it could be movies, it could be porn, it could be crypto, it doesn't matter, the warranty was advertised with a specific wear life and if you're within that the workload is irrelevant.

(writes when very full / etc will cause write amplification, but that still shows up on the endurance counter. if you want to do a bunch of writes with 10x amplification cause your drive is full then that's on you, it still counts 10x towards the endurance... but the endurance counter is what they specify in the warranty.)

if the drive fails when it's past its advertised endurance... they can tell you to pound sand and that's fine.