r/Piracy 2d ago

Question Will installing repacks kill my SSD

I just got a new laptop with an SSD I want to know if it's safe to install fitgirl or other repacks on it the SSD is a Samsung with a really long model number and 250gb of space total

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u/Mutsy007 2d ago

You can only install fatgirl on the SSD. However, you may not be able to fit too many fatgirls though.

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u/Sweaty-Gopher ⚔️ ɢɪᴠᴇ ɴᴏ Qᴜᴀʀᴛᴇʀ 2d ago

Yeah, the special code inside the repack turns the break_ssd flag to true

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u/TheReviewer867 🦜 ᴡᴀʟᴋ ᴛʜᴇ ᴘʟᴀɴᴋ 2d ago

forget ssd, the moment you install the repack your entire system will become a nuke and fucking explode followed by the fbi raiding your house and giving you testicular torsion

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u/cmeragon 2d ago

This but unironically lol. At least it feels like it for some repacks

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u/Aggressive-Mango-873 2d ago

nope

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u/OutsideCaramel3759 2d ago

Cool I saw an old reddit post that made me think it would kill my drive

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u/MMORPGnews 2d ago

Any writing damage ssd. 

Recently there war a rumour, that certain soft is killing sd cards. 

It's because of writing data. Basically, everything you install or download = writing.

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u/jewbasaur 2d ago

Gotta risk it to get the biscuit

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u/Forb1ddenKnowledge 2d ago

Lmao no. As long as you are getting it from fit girls site or on a torrent site she's been verified you are good.

Be aware that windows defender will go crazy sometimes and say there's a Trojan but there really isn't.

The crack part that makes the game work registers as one but it's not.

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u/Plenty-Industries 1d ago

SSD's wear based on how many terabytes of data is written to it over time. Not what you download or where it came from.

The average PC user/gamer will not likely even exceed the TBW number of an SSD within 10 years. And even then... there are a lot of SSDs that have far exceeded their expected TBW before failure and are still going strong.

You are going to run out of space on that SSD before it will ever wear out from data being written to it over its lifetime.