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I have Lenovo Ideapad 330s-15ikb . It came with the 16gb intel optane module and 1tb HDD, aswell 4 gb ram . I want to upgrade computer speed by removing Intel Optane 16gb memory and instead of it, install 240 GB SSD M.2. Can i remove intel optane module without any risk and install...
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My friend use his notebook for daily tasks and gaming
notebook specification are : i5 8300H
GTX 1050
8GB DDR4
500GB hard disc paired with Intel Optane
3 day ago his...
So basically, the story is best buy gave me the wrong drive when I asked for mine (a WD M.2 NAND SSD). I put the intel optane into my m.2, then I get a call from them so I removed it.
I got my actual drive and put it into my computer but it isn't being detected, not even in the BIOS.
All SATA...
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I have a laptop and the hard drive I have is shot. When taking my Solid State out of my desktop to put in my laptop, I just get a black loading screen that lasted overnight so I think its getting stuck somewhere in boot.
Considering the Solid State from my desktop has never seen a...
I recently bought this motherboard and a stick of Intel Optane memory. I realize it says that it has 2 m.2 slots and I've never had a board with 2 m.2 slots on it. Is this best that I use 1 Intel Optane and an SSD for additional storage, 2 Intel Optane memory sticks or to just use SSD for...
Hello all,
Forgive me for a possible silly questions but I'm pretty new to PC upgrades.
I bought a HP Pavilion (580-100na) last year and I've been making some incremental upgrades (RAM, PSU) and my recent was to upgrade the HDD to an SSD. The pc has a Intel Optane NVME installed which I was...
The hard-drive is an 8TB SeaGate.
Some background: I had a thing called Intel Optane which, when it worked, it worked great. It's basically a little PCI memory stick that attaches itself to the HDD in a RAID setup to increase its speed to those comparable to an SSD. But anyway, in January the...
So apparently the HDD im using has SSD storage available (if that makes sense, im new to the whole pc world), basically im trying to install a game (EFT) onto the SSD to help with the load times but i cant seem to find a way to access the SSD on the drive. If im not mistaken, its an intel optane...
Dear Community,
As the title suggest, I am seeking feedback on this new build: 2019 PC Build. This will be my third "iteration"/"build" since I first got into building PC's myself. I am looking for feedback specifically on the following areas:
What would you do different and why?
Is it worth...
I recently bought an intel optane drive and when I tried booting my pc with it installed (yes i checked to make sure the mobo and slot supported optane) it booted fine except it gave me the no boot device error and wasnt recognizing any of my 4 SATA devices, just my optane memory and my m.2 ssd...
I have been running Intel Optane using a 32gb intel optane drive with a 3TB HD for a little while now. I want to speed up some of my loading times for gaming and so purchased a Samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 drive to use as an alternate drive. I plan to boot Windows to the Optane 3TB HD, and then...
Got a 16GB Intel Optane from my friend. Now I am using one m.2 ssd as boot/system disk and two HDDs for data, thinking about adding the Optane to second m.2 slot.
I want to use it for the HDD that stores all my games. My question is can I set up Optane for only one HDD? Thank you!
I'm a bit confused about Optane
I have a Nitro 5 equipped with Optane 32GB
My question is why can only folder and application that is installed on C Drive that can be pinned
So does it means only files on the C Drive that is properly boosted? How about the other drive like D drive for example...
I have properly installed the Optane Hardware on to my Motherboard. In the Device Manager it can be seen. But whenever I am trying to install "SetupOptane.exe" it comes with an Unsupported Chipset error.
Please find screen-shots for further references
Kindly suggest or help in this regards...
I'm about to plan my storage and there was a lot of option to consider and I refused the SSHD option for my gaming/data storage. M.2 NVMe will be my system boot drive so we don't wanna talk about that but instead my data storage needs. I think I've come to my last option: should I use Intel...
is my build good? what is compatible? this is my gaming desktop specs...
Windows 10
Intel Core i5-8400
Nvidia GTX 1060-3GB
IHMA81GU6AFR8N-UH 1x8GB
intel Optane+931GBHDD 1TB
MBD Dell isnspiron 5680
Im looking to increase my ram, add more memory and also a big concern of mine is...
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I recently picked up a GTX 770 that use to work fine, but now displays no signal whenever i boot the pc (Card lights up and fans spin). However, my GTX 660 AMP Edition card works just fine.
Specs:
CPU: I7- 3770K (Noctua NH-D14 Cooler)
MOBO: Asus Z77 Sabre Tooth
RAM: G-Skill Ripjaw X-Series...