NM790

Schmutz. Eine 3050 hat nichts in einem 1100€ PC zu suchen.Das hier:https://www.dubaro.de/Partner/HardwareDealz-Editionen/HardwareDealz-1000-Edition::3684.htmlUnd tausche die SSD mit einer 2TB Variante. Bspw die Sn580 oder Lexar NM790.

Würde eher sagen dass es PCIe 5.0 SSD nicht braucht. Ne Lexar NM790 tuts genauso, und ist grobe 100€ günstiger.

The Crucial MX is at least "better" than the absolute-shite BX model, but it's still a desktop-rated drive and not suitable for 24/7 hypervisor use. The 500GB drive only has ~180TBW rating. If you want something that will actually last, go with a used Enterprise SSD off ebay or a "pro" rated 1TB dri

I almost hesitated, but if you're going to come onto this sub to plug your business I'm not keeping silent. I found his "service" on this sub and I owe it to others to let them know what's what. If he objects, I have our email communications that will substantiate everything I said. I don't know if

We've had this debate before and I generally agree. The PSU is underpowered, it cannot reliably power 6 SSD's in RAID, especially not with the EMMC drive running and using the Wifi card. Not using just any drives. On the other hand, we do have people running it with efficient SSD's without using RAI

Officially they'll say no, single sided only. However, the wifi chip is dead center of the ssd, so a 8tb double sided with the chips on the edge works. I have a lexar nm790 8tb in my apex and have zero issues with temps or stability.

That LEXAR M.2 SSD is Suspect to me. The SSD controller is the MAP1602A Falcon Lite from MaxioTech, a DRAM cache is not available. Lexar has installed 232-layer TLC NAND flash on the NM790, the flash chips are made by YMTC. Please note that this SSD is sold in multiple variants with different NAND f

Hi there! I think we are in the same boat. I'm waiting for the X7 358H to appear in the configurator. It was there in the beginning, but without any deals whatsoever, plus they didn't have any WWAN options at that moment. My plan is to get it as the ultimate workhorse, student laptop. It has everyth

Youre picking a 9070xt which is great for price to performance, yet the other picks don't reflect that. This is what id change. CPU: if this PC is just for gaming, save some money and get a 7800x3d or 9800x3d. The 9950x3d actually performs slightly worse than the 9800x3d... And the 8 core processors

Lexar NM790 is the coolest running, and also quite affordable, and also TLC, and also single-sided up to 4TB, SSD on the market.