Whoever voted for transcend please explain why, I been checking reviews and there are lots of complaints regarding heat: apparently its "normal" for it to run at 70 celsius
Long story short: gotta replace a M.2 drive in the tinniest factor, 2242, and there isn't much to choose from, only those two brands Transcend and MydigitalSSD
I want to get the 256GB model but I don't know which to choose, I'm concerned mainly about durability and reliability since if it...
Well bummer, I have a debian distro which I use mostly for development so no problem there, but if the latency is as bad as you say then pass
Too bad my laptop doesn't have eSata..........or that one its also slower than Sata3?
I'm thinking of buying a samsung SSD and I was considering an external model since that way I can boot from that drive using different computers (having 3 this is very convenient) BUT I'm worried about speed
Is there any difference in read/write speed between the T1 and the internal EVO? has...
My laptop is having some weird issues which after taking it apart I can say are almost all due to win8.1. Now, the install is still working and stable so I don't see a need to make a fresh one (specially since I got way too many stuff and configs I don't want to lose/have to reinstall).
Most...
My new job pays for everything but last year when I was still freelancing I had a pretty cool unlimited data prepaid plan for about $30 and it was more than enough to do anything.
Exactly, besides 64bit support is well, lagging like with early 64bit PC CPUs
What surprises me is that qualcomm is using a bunch of A57 and A53 cores in their latests socs instead of the krait
Then again dualcore krait socs were able to beat regular ARM quads in the past, and even heavy...
Hey calvolson, glad the solution worked for you
However I got some bad news: the spacebar failed again, but fortunately the tech support people for microsoft hardware were cool about it and sent me a new one, so my advice is to call them ASAP before it fails again.
Good news but the key is not just assembly but parts: Koreans get a bigger share of the iphone than the Chinese who make it because the parts themselves are made in Korea
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