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Hardocp community forum for pc hardware enthusiasts Are nvme drives supposed to keep your hard drive light from blinking, or is my my ssd a lemon? $11.625/tb for those doing the math so solid deal for new
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According to this review on best buy that was promoted/free/incentive review, the drive is an exos inside, so should be solid even though there's only a 1yr warranty on the usb If i remove the nvme it fixes the issue Don't know if shucking the drive and doing a warranty on the drive itself would work and yield you a longer warranty like the 3yr/5yr that people have done.
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Once you have enabled 2fa, your account will be updated soon. Old games are friggin hard Ron1jed sep 12, 2006 2 3 replies 97 views 8k sep 20, 2025 Replies 12k views 2m today at 8:32 pm amongthechosenx fs
14tb 7200 rpm 3.5 hard drives, seagate usb 3.0 3.5 enclosures thug esquire today at 12:20 am replies 1 views 136 today at 7:49 pm
I'm currently using a z490 motherboard with an i7 10700k and have a 512gb m2 ssd installed, thinking about getting a 4tb m2 ssd from pccg for storage to replace my traditional hard drive which i have been using for years now. I'm not responsible for data loss, always have a backup The official seagate documentation is a lot to go through, so let's make a quick and easy guide This will assume you have direct access to the hard drives (e.g
A hba in it mode or directly hooked to the sata/sas port on. I got an nvme ssd for my computer, but whenever i have it installed my hard drive light on my case remains solid at all times
