A modern 1TB SSD has an average write endurance limit of 600TBW (Terabytes Written), meaning you can write (save) 600TB of data on it before it might begin to fail. I use a 512GB SSD, so I can expect mine to be half that. But that figure varies by SSD type; some can withstand more, while others may fail after only a few hundred TB.
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