What does the Avg parameter mean. erase count on SSD?

Question

Iron

Hello!
I encountered such a problem:
Problems began on a computer with an SSD drive, programs stopped running, and then windows 7 stopped running altogether. Everything indicated that the system files were damaged. And this could be the fault of the SSD. I connected it to another computer, downloaded the manufacturer's utility and looked smart.

I made a copy of the data from the ssd, cleared it through the manufacturer's utility, updated the firmware. And I began to look for a way to check its stability.
I downloaded the CrystalDiskMark program, and with its help I made 3 attempts to test 9 cycles of writing 32 gigabit data to a partition on this ssd, and after each attempt I watched smart. I noticed that the Avg. erase count is incremented after each attempt.

I don't quite understand what this setting means. Who can tell what he means and is his hobby, an indicator that the ssd is dying?
Thank you!
ps ssd:sp s55 120gb

Answer 1

I don't quite understand what this setting means.

Well, actually it means erase count, i.e. the number of erasures. How many times washed so much and shows.

I noticed that the Avg. erase count is incremented after each attempt.

And what else should he do, you erase, he increases. That's why he was put there.

and is his passion an indicator that the ssd is dying?

Well, you can say so, as soon as it reaches the limit, the skiff

I downloaded the CrystalDiskMark program, and with its help I made 3 attempts to test 9 cycles of writing 32 gigabit data to a partition on this ssd, and after each attempt I watched smart.

The meaning of this action is not clear to me. That is, why did you do it and what did you expect to get as a result? Measure disk speed?
PS When you want to know what a SMART parameter means, you must specify its number, not its name. The numbers are more or less standard, and the names depend only on the imagination of a particular manufacturer.