P310 1TB

I had never opened up an electronic or done hardware modding and this was long, long overdue.

Got extremely fed up with my minimal space so I finally pulled the trigger and swapped my SSD. Was surprisingly easy and satisfying. No snapped SD cards here. The hardest part was honestly the fact that m

Components:

ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-I Gaming WiFi (Mini-ITX, 10+2 Power Stages, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, PCIe 5.0, Q-Release, WiFi 6E, Aura Sync)

AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 104MB cache, 5.2GHz Max Boost, Socket AM5

32GB DDR5 6000 CL30 EXPO Corsair Vengeance RGB - Dual Channel Kit

ASUS GeForce RTX 5070 PRIME

That’s not true. I think there was a detailed post on this subreddit that explained what to look for in your drives. It’s important to get drives with no DRAM. I am running mine with three 4TB Crucial P310 drives plus three 4TB WD Blue. I am using it as an UnRAID server without issue.

You don't need to reinstall anything. Just set up Windows normally, run Windows Update repeatedly for about two hours until there is nothing left, then update everything in MyAsus, followed by Armoury Crate. Use it like that for a few days and see how it feels. For Bazzite OS, you can use an externa

Oh, it's pretty easy really: I got a M.2 2230 SSD, which goes up to 2 TB in size currently. And then I also have a 1 TB MicroSD(Technically there's 1.5 TB now so I could squeeze out another 5 hundo but that'd be a hundred bucks for just 500GB and I'm not really thinking that's worth it. I'm kinda ju

Crucial P310 or Lexar N790, I had a P310 very solid I did not have to put any heat sinks or graphene sheet. The GO S supports 2242 and 2280. there is a partial thermal pad underneath the ssd, these do not get that hot.

For that price range def want to go used for gpu, cpu, and maybe the mobo. Look for an rtx 3080 ~$250, look for ryzen 3000 or newer hopefully in a mobo combo for a good deal, you can still get a wd blue or crucial p310 on amazon for like $80 but act fast, same with ram buy it sooner the better as pr

(je réponds à celle-là mais essayez de garder vos questions techniques pour la semaine prochaine, ou postez sur le Mercredi Tech précédent, le FL...) C'est bien un SSD NVMe (PCIE 3.0). Un PCIE 4.0 sera bridé mais fonctionnera (rétro-compatibilité), et sera plus endurant et potentiellement moins cher

mint should work on that machine but lubuntu would work better, it uses less ram. both offer the same excellent h/w support, both offer the huge debian software library, and both have a huge user base for help if you need it. dual boot is when you either add another drive to your machine (not likely

I was able to receive mine on launch day also. I threw a crucial P310 4tb ssd in. SSD swap was super easy. This thing is a beast and it’s not cheaply made. I usually have some type of buyers remorse especially dropping that type of cash on a handheld but as I’m inspecting it and setting everything u