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In case the helps someone since I struggled a little bit to figure out. WD has its own version of Acronis software for free (5-year license) to use to clone drives as long as one of the drives is a WD drive. Awhile ago, I used Marcrum Reflect, but it's no longer free (at least I couldn't find the free version). I tried a few others and all limited to just data clone, not OS/system cloning with their free/trial version. Good thing I thought to check the WD website. I was able to clone my existing drive to this WD drive . Ended up switching to PNY so I cloned the WD to PNY without issues. It looks like PNY has its own Acronis version also, but I didn't have to use it for the 2nd cloning.
Grabbed this from Amazon a week or so ago at the same price. Grabbed 2 MHQJRH M.2 2280 double sided heatsinks to go with it Amazon also have on sale right now for $10 each. Teaching my daughter how to build a PC and needed to cover any potential heat issues she might have. Now waiting on the 2TB version to drop at $100 or below.
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Grabbed this from Amazon a week or so ago at the same price. Grabbed 2 MHQJRH M.2 2280 double sided heatsinks to go with it Amazon also have on sale right now for $10 each. Teaching my daughter how to build a PC and needed to cover any potential heat issues she might have. Now waiting on the 2TB version to drop at $100 or below.
How would I know if MHQJRH M.2 2280 would fit in my laptop?
How would I know if MHQJRH M.2 2280 would fit in my laptop?
It won't fit in a laptop. That heatsink looks huge (high). I'm waiting for it to come in on Monday. It'll fit perfectly in a PC if it's not next to an oversized cooler or another huge component.
It won't fit in a laptop. That heatsink looks huge (high). I'm waiting for it to come in on Monday. It'll fit perfectly in a PC if it's not next to an oversized cooler or another huge component.
That's what I thought but then i thought maybe the photo was deceiving.
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In case the helps someone since I struggled a little bit to figure out. WD has its own version of Acronis software for free (5-year license) to use to clone drives as long as one of the drives is a WD drive. Awhile ago, I used Marcrum Reflect, but it's no longer free (at least I couldn't find the free version). I tried a few others and all limited to just data clone, not OS/system cloning with their free/trial version. Good thing I thought to check the WD website. I was able to clone my existing drive to this WD drive . Ended up switching to PNY so I cloned the WD to PNY without issues. It looks like PNY has its own Acronis version also, but I didn't have to use it for the 2nd cloning.
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I figure better reliability of 2x 1TB since if one ship goes down the other still works? Or is the TBW lower on 1TB drives so therefore not worth it?
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