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Can you try to get smartmontools and show the output of
smartctl
? Health could be a combination of multiple values.Ok. Thanks. The drive looks fine. The 33% health seems to come from the average block erase count. This is the most expensive operation on SSDs.
Why does it increase faster? Because blocks are written partially. Worst case is that if you write 1 Byte to a block and then 1 Byte into same block, it would need 1 block erase (usually a block is 128 kB, not 4 kB like HDDs have).
Your SSD is very busy. You should review what is going on on your system.
Attribute 202 (Percent Lifetime Remaining) is a good indicator of ssd life remaining. It's a percentage based system where 100 = 100% ala new and 0 = 0% ala "It's dead".
Keep an eye on that attribute and number as it decreases. Consider making adjustments on writes to this drive so you can prolong its eventual 0 dead result and as always: make backups.