QUOTE(Ancient-XinG- @ Oct 31 2013, 11:00 AM)
Hi, all.
I just got SanDisk Ultra Plus 128 GB to replace my 1TB 5200 rpm HDD. And i am totally new to SSD. After doing some reading on the net, i found that writing on SSD is not that good as the wearing level will increase. But anyhow, i only have 1 slot for Disk and not 2 slot, thus, secondary HDD isn't work. I will constantly use and external HDD instead to store Musics, Movies, and Pictures. And here come my questions :
- How to move some file to SSD. Is that ok to do so? Example, some important docs i will put in to my SSD. Is that ok to copy into SSD? Will "move" file harming?
- Is that ok to plug my external HDD to my laptop all the time once my laptop is on?
- Is that ok to perform anti virus full scan once a month?
- Is CCleaner good for the registry cleaner and browser cookies cleaner? Will it cause the overwrite problem?
- Windows update will constantly adding file, will this wear down my SSD?
Thanks for taking time to read my question and i am totally new in SSD. Hope some light is shed.

You are using laptop? If yes, u can consider to buy Caddy bay to pull out the dvd-rw drive out and install back your 1TB HDD.
- Yes, its fine to move/copy files to SSD for fast loading. SSD is eventually wear off due to usage, but the question is how heavy usage u gonna use it for. Writing like 5-10gb per day the SSD probably still at least last 3yrs?
- I'm plugging my ext HDD to my rig without off no problem at all, as long as it doesn't overheat or dropped.
- not sure about anti virus will affect ssd life or not, i suppose it wont since its just a software like others. Even u constantly spam opening & closing photoshop to enjoy seeing the loading speed also no problem, just... a bit ackward

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- CCleaner just similar answer i would say in above one.
- Window update not everyday update u gb of files, the answer is pretty much a "NO". You worry too much of wearing off SSD instead of enjoying it. SSD isn't a hardware that is eaily broken, unless u to try break it intentionally.