If you use over-provisioning on your M2 SSD, can you use the remaining memory completely?
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safe, the rest is completely available. the over provisioning area is at the “end”, so you can use the remaining area quite normal as you want.
So that means the memory that is not used by op I can use completely? so I set 10% at op that are about 90gb