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You forgot: rent only.

Benchmark results. SN770 is the faster one, i was not expecting to be that much.

Do you know a good clone app? is it able to swap itself?

Lenovo Legion 5(2021) C drive is original Samsung PM991A 512Gb D drive is WD SN770 1Tb Attached files show the benchmark results, i guess the Samsung being OS drive and at 89% full might have an impact in test results, but it seems too much for only be circumstantial so i decided to change the OS to the WD 770. So i want to exchange the drive letters how to achieve that without taking out a drive physically? If i install OS in D drive i think it will be problem then changing the OS drive to C. drive afterwards, or am i wrong.

Will add a WD 770SN and replace the 2x8Gb with 2x16Gb.

Got the SN770 what to move the W10 Pro that is in 512Gb drive to it, It seems the WD do not have an app for the propose like Samsung, any good option around?

Well SN770 show better results than others.

But SN770 do not have DRAM cache.

Just saw a review that say KC3000 consumes quite a bit on idle https://www.techadvisor.com/article/723356/best-ssd.html https://www.techpowerup.com/review/wd-black-sn770-1-tb/ https://www.techpowerup.com/review/kingston-kc3000/ In most tests the KC3000 don't seem to be faster than SN770 despite the PCIe difference

It is bit more expensive than SN770 but being able to be transferred to the next laptop might be a consideration depending when PCIe 5 appears. They seem to come with heatsink but to install into a Legion will have to take it off?

I am also considering the WD 770, it basically that or the EVO plus.

Correct jaybee83, i am in Europe and haven't access to a bunch of SSD makers. I have the first Samsung Evo model in 2013 a SATA 128Gb still going in the older laptop, the WD HDD that also came with it already died. One more data point to show the SSD advantage over HDD's...

Hello, Looking to add a 1TB NVMe SDD to my Lenovo Legion 2021 (PCIe 3.0 4x) that already have the 512Gb that came with. I am seeing some SSD coming with heatsinks - like Corsair Force - so i would want to avoid SSD's that get too hot. I have listed these all with 5 years warranty KIOXIA Exceria Plus G2 1TB 3D TLC NVMe 120 euro WD Black SN770 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD 109.58 euro Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB PCIe Gen3 NVMe SSD 125 euro it is old released in 2019 it seems but still have good results specially very low latency. (Storage review website) Excluded Crucial P5 Plus CT1000P5PSSD8 1TB ( this is a PCIe 4.0 SSD, 3D NAND ) reason: said to have high power consumption idle so not ideal for laptops, some latency issues too (Storage review website) Western Digital Black SN750 1TB 3D NAND NVMe reason: performance Crucial P3 Plus reason: performance ------------ I am sure i am missing several other, what other models i should look into?

I am the unhappy owner of an office propose HP 15 Bp109np laptop. This laptop had the worse HDD i have encountered, thankfully replaced by a Crucial SSD. But i can't replace or just make it non existent... the discrete GPU AMD R5 M330 that never worked well that even in W10 i disabled in Device Manager. I installed W11 but nevertheless now with 22H2 it crashes the update due to the R5 330. So my question, how can i make the 22H2 install ignore it?

Thanks.

Why i would have asked if not? In Unreal Engine it is easy to get there.

It has 2x8Gb Micron 4ATF1G64HZ-3G2E2 DDR4-3200 3200mhz with CL22 timings , i want to replace with 2x16Gb. What i should search for better results?

Thanks, yeah i saw those 140w RTX3060 and asked what changed but no one know, i have the 130w.

Continues with MUX and max power RTX3060?

No

Not soldered in Legions.

Yes, and i edit video albeit non professionally. With my 5800H+3060 i don't have HEVC(H.265) hardware decode in chroma 4:2:2 so i can't edit those videos in practice, it is too slow. While any Intel 11 and 12 gen can.

Yes, Intel is better than AMD now and even have the video encoding/decoding advantage. That Legion is tasty.

With these kind of prices concurrent with significant prices increases in crucial spending like food and energy they risk getting a significant non sold inventory.

Best do not make it accessible. Not everyone lives in US with good salaries.