Review on SAMSUNG 970 EVO Plus SSD 2TB - High-Speed M.2 NVMe Interface Internal Solid State Drive with V-NAND Technology (MZ-V7S2T0B/AM) by Adam Wielgosz ᠌

= After a week of "pain" and tests that way for 2.5 TB, I wanted to take it and go get rid of everything possible. Because it was unexpectedly the hottest piece of hardware in the case. After the "freaked out" = zakolhozil under the solid state radiator from the old AMD processor with a thick copper base with heat pipes. I put an aluminum radiator from Espada ESP-R1 on the back wall. All this was provided by expensive Pro Legend and Thermal Grizzly thermal pads. I also had to put in, in terms of speed = x2, and not x4 slot (550 chipset), because. only there was enough space for this "hamburger". Then yes = everything worked at comfortable temperatures. Despite this, you can’t put a “hamburger” either on a motherboard with a soldered connector on the back of the motherboard, or in an m2 connector under the video card, and, depending on the configuration of the wiring on the motherboard, the dimensions of the “hamburger” can potentially interfere with putting some devices into the slot for slotted components. - Among other things, trying to eliminate overheating, I learned a lot of things on what can be done with disks through the windows registry, but nothing on the topic of lowering the upper limit of disk power consumption.