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It’s fair to be out of the loop. If you’re not a big MS shop or heavily into MDM there is a good chance you would never know. I had absolutely no idea about the 980 Pro bug (https://www.tomshardware.com/news/samsung-980-pro-ssd-failures-firmware-update) which I was told everyone knew about. I found

You're effectively trying to make an argument about this without providing proper details. So I'll do it for you. Smaller external HDDs that can be powered from a USB port are indeed built worse than larger HDDs which would require an external power supply to turn on (because they demand 12-volt pow

Interesting experiment, but one thing that makes the results feel a bit incomplete is that the “consumer SSD” side of the comparison isn’t really well specified. The enterprise side is very clearly defined ( ALL Micron 7300 MAX 3.2TB drives) but the consumer side is mostly just described generically

Yeah, as stated, Samsung OEM drives unfortunately dont work fully with Magician. This is a Lenovo drive, LEN(ovo) Part Number SSS0L25196, you can search for it. There's a few different part numbers on there. The actual drive is a PM9A1, pretty good one, here: https://www.techpowerup.com/ssd-specs/sa

Quand je pense que j'ai eu un Samsung 980 Pro à 120€ il y a 2ans... Et que je le trouvais cher 😅

şu değişiklikleri yapman seni çok daha rahat ettirir. Seçtiğin B840 anakart aslında en alt seviye model olduğu için o sisteme yakışmaz onun yerine MSI veya Gigabyte tarafında sağlam bir B650 anakart seçmen sistemin ömrünü uzatır. İşlemci tarafında 7500X3D oyun için harika ama eğer bütçeni çok zorlam

It’s crazy I bought some SSD drives for $99 in 2022, 2023 M2 NVMe’s Samsung 980 Pro 1TB -$99 Corsair Pro 600 with heatsink -$99 Each drive has gone up today to $287/$294 respectively That’s insane almost a 200% increase for the same size and tech in 2 years time. And several S6 drives, the market ha

I’ve got a couple of their USB powered hubs, 3 of their powered drive enclosures, and an nVME drive. I have no complaints about any of them. The nVME drive is easily on par with the Samsung 980/990 units that I have alongside it.

I have no idea. But typically i would backup 2x then wipe as part of doing firmware. Apparently there is a generation of Samsung nvme 980, and 990 firmware that cuts the functional ssd lifespan to half. Which is why I commented.

i looked into this for my own nitro last year. tbh swapping the motherboard on a laptop is really tough - the mounting points, cooling system, and power delivery are all custom per model. what helped me was just upgrading the ram and adding an ssd instead. both make a noticeable difference. for ram