SuperCore Series - Gold P31

I'm liking mine! I found that I unfortunately had to enable Intel Management Engine in order for the CPU to be able to reach a c10 state, which greatly extended my battery life (along with swapping in an SK Hynix Gold P31 SSD that I had lying around).

No worries. Let me explain clearly. The caddy you have is for M.2 (the type of slot/connector) NVME SSDs (those SSDs logically connect to the computer via a PCIe bus). The Crucial P310 is of that form factor. It looks like a small rectangular board, like a stick of gum. and it usually comes in a 228

It's a huge deal actually. For mobile devices (laptops, phones) you want to save every mW where possible. Arguably more important than peak power usage is idle usage. Take for example the Hynix P31 Gold which set headlines a while back. Not because it was particularly fast, it was average, but becau

SK Hynix p31 1tb will give you an extra 45-60m of battery life over an evo 970 if you use a lot of page file caching. It's the gold standard for laptop efficiency

T14s gen 2 or gen 3. They have a slightly bigger battery than the T14 (non-s version) Make sure it has the low power display and equip it with a low power SSD I have a T14 gen 1 with Ryzen 4750u, 2 TB SK Hynix Gold P31 (probably the most efficient pcie3 drive) and low power display and battery lasts

You can use my deboat guide to get the most out of your battery. https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/1ve475q/how_to_debloat_win_11_and_commercial_vantage/ Another thing you can do to get more juice out of the system if you have extra $$$ is to pick up a WD SN7100 or the rebadged version Sandisk opt

You did the right choice, I have Lexar NM790 for almost 2 years now. No issues at all. It is efficient as well, Here's a link to the review... Lexar NM790 2TB The first year and a half I was using it as OS but after that I bought Crucial T500 and moved my Lexar as a 2nd slot for gaming & media. Befo

I don't think it's that big of a risk if you're buying from a reputable shop. For example.. M4-SSD honors their warranties, https://www.reddit.com/r/macmini/comments/1n0p2s2/3rdparty_ssd_cannot_revive_nor_restore_1561_mac/ in a production environment if you're not using cheap disk storage for backup's, da

Yes the p31 has DRAM and TLC NAND, speed will be bottlenecked at your connection type and what happens after the DRAM cache is filled. At sustained transfer post-cache write speed on the SN850X comes in at 920 MB/s while P31’s post-cache write speed maintains (1400 MB/s) which is is about 52% faster

Ahhh it's a QLC drive. That would do it. Those are more designed as secondary drives, with any kind of sustained writes, or if the drive is close to being full, it'll start experiencing slowdowns. You want a drive with TLC flash + a DRAM cache. I'd pop the intel into an enclosure and use it as extra