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Even the slowest SSD write speeds should be faster than an HDD, and those have been running systems perfectly fine for decades. I've never used enterprise SSDs (usually one little consumer SSD, or even USB, for boot/cache and a bunch of HDDs for storage) and I've never had a problem.
What kind of hardware are you using?
Currently a few samsung drives. I thought I'd be smart and zfs them together for proxmox, but that hasn't been working well. Maybe that's the issue and I just need to split them, I just liked the idea of a lot of storage split up, and that may give me even faster reads/writes. It's been nothing but a pain though. Hell maybe one of them failed and I haven't even noticed.
What are you using for a drive controller?