Review on Gigabyte GP-GSTFS31120GNTD 120GB Internal SATA III SSD - Enhanced Performance and Reliability by Amit Amit ᠌

I paid a low price for it specifically for the game. Installed in accordance with the idea of residual energy at the location where the cables are installed (cable management). In my particular scenario, there is room for the SSD in one more location. After a period of three days, Windows started complaining about the hard drive, citing various issues that needed to be corrected, etc. At the same moment, the toy (tanks) started becoming blunt and flying out, and artifacts began to show on the screen. Despite the fact that it was brand new, I believed it to be that vidyuha of this one. I looked at the temperature on the card, which was 55 degrees on average, according to the norms. It was suggested that I keep an eye on the temperature of the disks, so I did. It was discovered that this particular SSD could heat up to 65 degrees Fahrenheit, whilst the other three could only heat up to 32-37 degrees Celsius. Because gigabit is located in such a remote area, there is very little air movement there, therefore this is very understandable. Prikolhozil was placed adjacent to the supply fans, and as a result, the issue was resolved, and the bugs disappeared. In any case, the working temperature of this solid-state drive (ssd) is 45 degrees Celsius, making it the hottest ssd in the computer. That sort of thing.