NM790

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

There are 2242 4TB drives but they are very expensive, like 1.5X the price of a 2280 4TB. There are some drives that aren't that expensive but you need to make sure you're comparing like vs like. The SSD I'm about to recommend is a TLC NAND drive (high speeds, high endurance and they can write much

Either embrace the backplate or get the 2280 adapter for the OG Go with a Lexar NM790 2280 drive. They are very energy efficient and probably the best at keeping your SSD from overheating inside the stock backplate.

clean the fan, repaste chip with ptm7950 and use a low powered SSD (I use the Lexar NM790 4TB with the 2242 to 2280 adapter). Those are some suggestions that should help lower temps. Oh yea, you can also 3D print or purchase a custom backplate with better airflow (some even have a dedicated compartm

Not really, it was praised as "+ Very power-efficient". Very reliable for me so far. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/lexar-nm790-ssd-review

Some of the Samsung nvme drives are notoriously power hungry and run hot. You can use them, but they’ll add additional heat into the chasis and increase your power consumption marginally, which isn’t such a big deal as you have the 81w battery. With a backplate (I got the ArcanaZen one from Etsy), y

Lexar NM790 2TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Ssd. It has really low power consumption and low heat. And is about double the speed of the ssd the legion comes with

in my country you can get 2tb lexar nm790 (best SSD for legion go due to efficiency and stuff) for $360. If it's in stock. And if you're near a microcenter. Also used prices are barely any better. If you could even find them. The majority of the world is affected by this, I'm sorry I'm not rich and