Can't enable Over Provisioning on Samsung SSD


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    Can't enable Over Provisioning on Samsung SSD


    It seems that I can't enable Over Provisioning on my Samsung 500GB EVO.

    I got W10 x64 along with Ubuntu installed. I shrinked 50GB (10%of the SSD) from the partition and I still can't get this thing enabled.

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    doriandiaconu said:
    It seems that I can't enable Over Provisioning on my Samsung 500GB EVO.

    I got W10 x64 along with Ubuntu installed. I shrinked 50GB (10%of the SSD) from the partition and I still can't get this thing enabled.

    Can't enable Over Provisioning on Samsung SSD-temjxay.png

    Can't enable Over Provisioning on Samsung SSD-jkxituf.png
    Over provisioning just makes unallocated space, so you're set any how.
    But I suspect it's because of Ubuntu using ext.3 or ext.4 file system and Magician is working inside of Windows with NTFS.
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    It seems I have to resize Ubuntu to give space to it...

    partitioning - Is over-provisioning of an SSD possible with dual-boot? - Ask Ubuntu
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    doriandiaconu said:
    It seems I have to resize Ubuntu to give space to it...

    partitioning - Is over-provisioning of an SSD possible with dual-boot? - Ask Ubuntu
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    Did you read my post? Or just skim over?

    Over provisioning just makes unallocated space, so you're set any how.
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    Cliff S said:
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    Did you read my post? Or just skim over?

    Over provisioning just makes unallocated space, so you're set any how.
    It seems that it should be specifically at the end of the space
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    doriandiaconu said:
    It seems that it should be specifically at the end of the space
    On an SSD it doesn't matter physically.
    Actually the SSDs controller lies to the OS as to where data is stored, as there is no " spinning disk", only NAND chips organized in cells & blocks all with the exact seek time.
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