NM790

Lexar

NM790

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Based on 43 Reddit mentions

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How much does it cost to replace a screen

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

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invid_prime in r/LegionGo

February 4, 2026 4:32 PM

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Apex support a 8tb hardrive?

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.

Texan4eva in r/OneXPlayer

April 16, 2026 4:20 PM

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Planning to upgrade SSD for Legion Go S. Which SSD should I get?

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

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invid_prime in r/LegionGo

July 24, 2025 8:47 AM

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Recommendations to go with my PNY 5080 and Components please!

You won’t need one, actually the motherboard comes with a PCI-E safe slot and the GPU is anchored to the case with 3 screws…so just sustain it while mounting and you’ll be fine…Anyway the GPU comes with its own support included if you want to use it. What you should pay attention is the SSD temps…si

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nkdking86 in r/RTX5080

May 10, 2026 11:48 PM

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Recommended SSD?

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.

ManInBlack-Gaming in r/LegionGo

January 18, 2026 3:26 PM

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Vale la pena este Kit de Refrigeración

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

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pharredd88 in r/LegionGo

April 14, 2026 4:37 PM

2

Need suggestions and confirmation for storage

Search fanxiang if you want cheap on ebay, they are a no name Chinese brand but they offer 5 years warranty & I've been using their S880 for over 2 years now without issue. You could also Google Lexar NM790 heatsink which is the best value brand name SSD full compatible with PS5. If you really want

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thehoz78 in r/PlayStationSolutions

December 21, 2025 4:03 AM

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Recommended SSD?

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

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ManInBlack-Gaming in r/LegionGo

January 18, 2026 6:48 PM

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Better than Gemma 3 27B?

The Final Baseline: Gemma 3 27B Abliterated Max Effective Context: 475% (approx. 608,000 tokens). Beyond this point, "Context Rot" occurs, leading to parametric hallucinations (e.g., the Ryzen 5800X3D and Arc A770 slips). Peak Inference Speed: 37.16 tok/sec. Stability Threshold: Maintained a sub-1.0

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Chaosmethod in r/LocalLLM

January 19, 2026 11:03 AM

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Cual SSD de 2tb me recomiendan para mi legión go s z1xtrem??

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

vividsou1 in r/LegionGo

March 25, 2026 10:39 AM

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