Hi Folks.
I own a Gigabyte Aero 17 laptop with an Intel i7 (9750h) 16 GB of RAM, and an m2 drive at 512 GB.
My question is a bit weird. Hopefully someone here understands what I mean.
Firstly, I play music on Jriver (file is decoded into memory after clicking). I had my entire music library stored on the laptop. I moved it to an external nVME and now I'm playing songs from there instead of keeping it on internal storage.
Am I correct in my assessment - would this will enhance the life expectancy of the drive? The rest of the drive is full of documents and some pictures of my audio gear, myself, and a few family pictures.
In total (including the operating system, I am now only using 130 GB of 463 GB.
I noticed lower temperatures on the internal storage after this on CrystalDiskInfo. Is this an ideal practice or should I just move all the songs back?
I own a Gigabyte Aero 17 laptop with an Intel i7 (9750h) 16 GB of RAM, and an m2 drive at 512 GB.
My question is a bit weird. Hopefully someone here understands what I mean.
Firstly, I play music on Jriver (file is decoded into memory after clicking). I had my entire music library stored on the laptop. I moved it to an external nVME and now I'm playing songs from there instead of keeping it on internal storage.
Am I correct in my assessment - would this will enhance the life expectancy of the drive? The rest of the drive is full of documents and some pictures of my audio gear, myself, and a few family pictures.
In total (including the operating system, I am now only using 130 GB of 463 GB.
I noticed lower temperatures on the internal storage after this on CrystalDiskInfo. Is this an ideal practice or should I just move all the songs back?