Because it would? What's the point of having 1TB of SSD space for a few games and programs when they cost the price of a GPU? I had already said before you can have a 480/512 for much cheaper including saying I wanted one or two. The cheapest on Newegg at the time of writing this is a slow Mushkin running a Sandforce controller for 200. The next best being a 512GB Crucial MX100 for $209. That's dirt cheap compared to what they used to be, sure. That's my kinda pricing right there except I want M.2 and I'd even buy a Crucial M.2.
The deal being, this is a 1TB he wanted and he's not even buying the rig anymore. Now if we want to continue the wear level debate, if the tech behind it was perfect we wouldn't have overprovision. Even the drives that can withstand 8PB of writes still have overprovision tech because they aren't perfect. Would I trust an 840pro, Corsair Neutron GTX, Crucial MX500/550, or EVO 1TB? Sure would. But I can't sit here and let this guy buy a 1TB SSD when only a portion of it might properly be used. The money can go elsewhere. Now if he wanted to blow money on the 1TB still, well that's his prerogative. I still think he might have a wear level issue unless he bought a newer SSD with better algorithms like the 850pro. That points back to what I originally said. I never said specifically all drives don't wear properly, I was saying get a drive that should have the best wear reduction.
