Backblaze has crunched the numbers to see what percentage of hard drives report SMART errors before they fail. The conclusion was:
Operational drives with one or more of our five SMART stats greater than zero – 4.2%
Failed drives with one or more of our five SMART stats greater than zero – 76.7%
So the moral of the story is that if your hard drive is reporting any SMART errors at all, it would be wise to replace it.
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