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The thing is I had this netgear router initially and it wasn't working properly. So I bought this archer c6 but as I said coverage was not enough, so I decided to use the netgear router to extend the range. I tried moving the first router but the range was still not enough. I don't have the...

I live in a house with two floors. Initially I had only one router which is a TP-Link archer C6. I getting consistent speeds of 250 Mbps on all my devices. The problem was that the range wasn't enough for the top floor. So I decided to use a second router for the top floor connected to the first...

Ok thanks a lot for your advice!

I bought this new ssd thinking that it can handle the temps because I have replaced the other ssd in the laptop with this new one. But the older ssd gave speeds of only up to 500MB/s so I don't know if it didn't heat that much because it wasn't as powerful as the 970. Does installing a heatsink...

I dont have a heatsink for the ssd. The ssd heated to those temps right from day 1. So it was brand new and heating that much. I have asked some others on other forums but they say that on laptops the ssd does becomes hotter than PCs but no one could tell me if it was heating to such high temps...

I currently have a kingston A400 128GB. It reaches a max temperature of about 50'C. The samsung which I had reached 80+ on the drive and 105+ on the controller. So I have ordered a replacement. So what do you think, was the ssd defective or even the replacement one is going to heat that much...

I actually bought that ssd and it heated to unreasonable temps so I wanted to know the temperatures of other people using the same ssd in laptops so that I can know if its an ssd issue or airflow issue.

This just a general question to those who have a samsung 970 evo plus installed in a laptop. I want to know what is the temperature of your ssd under load. Also specify if you have a heatsink or not. Thanks!

I had a kingston ssd of 128 gigs. I have currently removed the 970 and I plan to avail warranty on it. I have installed the kingston ssd currently but that ssd doesn't heat beyond 50'C but its speed is also only 600MB/s read.

I tried it with one layer and many layers(I use ADWITS 6w/m.K thermal pads). It didn't help still it was heating. I think it didnt work because there was no contact with the inside die and the sticker was too insulating. I couldnt find any exposed dies too.

And also there is quite a big gap there so it wont touch the case. If it does then the case will become very hot right

But if I remove the sticker it would void warranty.

I just opened it. Its takes some effort to open the back case. U can google Predator helios 300(PH315-51) teardown. There you can see the ssd location. Its on the side there are some vents near it but not directly above the ssd. the case is aluminium.

There is no ssd compartment in my laptop. I have to remove the entire case. I already have a cooling pad but no avail. So do I replace this ssd with another samsung or even the new one will heat the same way?

Ok I tried it, it is indeed hot. I coudlnt even keep my finger there for a second.