T700

They already did. Early Crucial T700 was on a 12nm node. New Samsung 911 Pro is on a 5nm node. It already runs much cooler.

I have an SER8 which is Ryzen 7 (8845HS) with Radeon 780m graphics. The SER9's CPU is similar, but newer architecture, and has a better GPU. Mine is also 32GB and 1TB. One thing I don't like about this SER9 is that it lists LPDDR5 RAM; I would prefer socketed SODIMM that can be replaced or upgraded

I've had my SER8 for about a year -- it's a great machine. Quiet, runs cool and fast. The only downside has been the wifi due to the metal case. It's not horrible, but our 600 mbps connection would only provide around 300-400 mbps (still more than we need for daily usage). I did request the wifi "up

My work does need more ram and faster SSD but I can't afford them right now. It's not like my current specs can't handle them, it's a little slower but does get the job done. Somehow a 2tb crucial T700 gen5 ssd costs around ₹35k which is more affordable but I'm worried about it overheating because i

Check out the Kingston Renegade Fury 1T NVMe. I tested it against several other brand Gen 4 drives and it was the fastest and coolest. This included the 990 Evo as well as the 980 Pro. I ran it for a couple of years and it has been a great drive. If speed is the primary goal AND your system is well-

I chose this MicroCenter bundle for the CPU, mb, and memory. I also included their upgrade option to 64GB of memory for an additional $400. Together with the memory, this bundle saves you nearly $500, compared to buying the same three parts individually online. I sourced all the other parts from onl

The Crucial T700 indeed runs hot. Consider the Crucial P510 or SK Hynix Platinum P51 instead. For gaming, the PCIe version does not matter at all; you could just as well get the Patriot VP4300 Lite or Gigabyte Aorus 7300.