AMD drivers may be writing to your SSD hundreds of times, but users (probably) shouldn't worry

TechSpotFriday, November 14, 2025 at 1:24:00 PM
AMD drivers may be writing to your SSD hundreds of times, but users (probably) shouldn't worry
Users with AMD processors have reported that their log files in System32 show frequent modifications, indicating that AMD drivers may be writing to SSDs hundreds of times. This high frequency of writes has raised concerns among users about potential excessive wear on their SSDs. However, it remains unclear whether these modifications are harmful or if users should be genuinely worried about the implications of this behavior.
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