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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

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

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

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.

980 at 100TBW is probably fine. If you only use one, I’d pick the Samsung and keep backups. Any reason you can’t run both?

Different manufacturers take the same base chip and add their own cooling solutions, power delivery systems and features which affects price and performance. The gigabyte gaming version probably has better cooling or higher factory overclock than the cheaper asus one For RAM yeah ddr5 is ddr5 but sp

i had this exact loop on my nitro last year. turned out the boot partition got corrupted during a crash. what helped me before was making a bootable usb with windows media creation tool on another pc, then booting from that to run startup repair. if that fails, you might need to pull any important f

I had something similar happen so hopefully yours is easier to fix, I ran ddu and cleaned everything up and made sure to turn off wifi card before restarting into ddu, install off of downloaded drivers so Microsoft doesn't ghost install a new driver once it auto detects your GPU. Nothing worked for

i feel you dude, driver hell is the worst. had a similar lockup spiral on my old rig and it ended up being the ssd controller freaking out after a driver change. since you already tried all the software fixes and crystaldisk shows no faults but the drive still hits 100% randomly, swapping the drive