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I told her my Model Number was GWTN156-5BL and she said that the drivers are the same as GWTN156-2. I also had to give her my serial number.Lastly I asked about the SSD slots, and here's the response I got.
Main slot is PCIe/SATA with a max drive of 256
Secondary slot is SATA with a max drive of 256
For a max total of 512
Please post your, if you were able to stuff a bigger drive into either slot.
Good Luck
EG
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I like the feel of it, the metal feeling lid helps it not feel super cheap.
I use it for prepping 3d models for my printer, and it's very good at what I ask it to do.
BTW it does charge via USB c despite it saying data only.
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Really hard to find one of these nowadays.
Have a library of 100s of DVDs that I still like the convenience of just sliding in and watching on laptop.
Really hard to find one of these nowadays.
Have a library of 100s of DVDs that I still like the convenience of just sliding in and watching on laptop.
Grab a 512GB Flash for about $50-$75 bucks and you can put all your movies there.
Generally, DVD rips do not involve breaking encryption, which is an issue with Blue-Ray.
Thus legality issues are normally avoided so long as you actually own the DVD.
(No - I'm not a lawyer so just a laymans view...)
Grab a 512GB Flash for about $50-$75 bucks and you can put all your movies there.
Generally, DVD rips do not involve breaking encryption, which is an issue with Blue-Ray.
Thus legality issues are normally avoided so long as you actually own the DVD.
(No - I'm not a lawyer so just a laymans view...)
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Actually lemme edit this and say it shows as charging when you plug it into USB c power supply. I've never actually bothered since I'm using the oem adapter, but I doubt it would show as charging and not actually charge? I just did it to test its response.
I like the feel of it, the metal feeling lid helps it not feel super cheap.
I use it for prepping 3d models for my printer, and it's very good at what I ask it to do.
BTW it does charge via USB c despite it saying data only.
Also I tried searching for Manufacturer website to see the specs/manual but wasn't able to find it. If anyone has a link would love to see it.
TIA
EG
Plus, ripping is a time-consuming process. 100's of DVDs could easily turn into weeks of ripping.
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