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Post #120707575 added 10-14-2018 9:44 PM by mig0 in Deal Talk
https://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/inspiron-15-7559-laptop_service-manual_en-us.pdf Installing the m2 ssd is easy, just remove the plastic cover, install in the slot. see the pdf link. Sorry...
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Post #120696955 added 10-14-2018 11:40 AM by Woswill in Deal Talk
It has a slot on the bottom that’s pretty easy to access, just have no idea which of thr2280 SSDs are compatible
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Post #120668158 added 10-12-2018 6:35 PM by ravick4u in Deal Talk
Can you please share something where i can get detailed instructions for installations
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Post #120668059 added 10-12-2018 6:28 PM by ravick4u in Deal Talk
Thanks for helping. I have already bumped the ram and waiting for this
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Post #120664795 added 10-12-2018 3:22 PM by llewxam in Deal Talk
Some laptops can be difficult to open. Then you need to clone the existing drive with Windows to the ssd.
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Post #120660586 added 10-12-2018 11:58 AM by Woswill in Deal Talk
Does anyone know if this is compatible with those direkt tek 2 in 1 laptops that have been on front page recently? Also - is it as simple as plug and play? Not a huge tech guy here
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Post #120658216 added 10-12-2018 10:26 AM by Falqon in Deal Talk
What drive did you put in it? I think every XPS 13 since 2015 has NVMe stock except for the lowest spec model.
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Post #120657268 added 10-12-2018 9:46 AM by BruceInCola in Deal Talk
Battery life and heat also (for laptops, obviously), in addition to above comments. I put a m.2 NVME drive in my XPS 13 and will be replacing it with a SATA m.2 SSD shortly for this very reason. ...
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Post #120656449 added 10-12-2018 9:16 AM by myeric in Deal Talk
Why? Because my HP Laptop only take m.2 SATA, NVME is not supported.
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Post #120654235 added 10-12-2018 7:38 AM by marcusmarcus2 in Deal Talk
or still a good price if your laptop is not PCI-E/NVME compatible and only SATA M.2 drives work.
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Post #120653776 added 10-12-2018 7:16 AM by ir0nw0lf in Deal Talk
Why use a SATA M.2: two good reasons: 1. No SATA power cable run 2. No SATA data cable run Er, that's the M.2 vs 2.5" reasoning. Most people won't see a perf difference between M.2 SATA...
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Post #120652441 added 10-12-2018 5:50 AM by mr0x in Deal Talk
Yeah, but why do SATA m.2? If you're going m.2, you'll just go for NVME.
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Post #120652210 added 10-12-2018 5:29 AM by ayy.v in Deal Talk
Because most 8gb ram ultraportables ship with a 256gb or lower m.2 ssd, so this provides a nice storage upgrade. I actually found this funny because I always thought people in the market for m.2...
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Post #120651493 added 10-12-2018 4:14 AM by mischlep in Deal Talk
The 1TB version is $140 from Newegg as well.
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Post #120651439 added 10-12-2018 4:08 AM by afriendo in Deal Talk
Can I his be used in an older (from late 2000’s) Mac? Would I need an adaptor or can I plug and transfer and go?
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Post #120651085 added 10-12-2018 3:02 AM by JimJ5737 in Deal Talk
same discussion happens every time a tv shows up on SD and the 60mhz vs 120mhz arguments start
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Post #120650551 added 10-12-2018 1:09 AM by nguyenxbj in Deal Talk
It's so weird though. Every time an m.2 form factor drive is on slickdeals, the first comments are always "ew, not NVMe/PCI-E", followed by "yes, but will every day users notice the difference? No."...
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Post #120648991 added 10-11-2018 9:49 PM by Farson in Deal Talk
Exactly. 99% of people won’t be able to tell the difference.
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Post #120648811 added 10-11-2018 9:30 PM by sparkyr in Deal Talk
Depends on which year. I replaced the SSD in my 2012 and simply used a cheap $10 adapter. Works great.
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Post #120648019 added 10-11-2018 8:36 PM by caveman017 in Deal Talk
As a side-note, this might not matter that much. From everything that I've read and researched, NVME really only makes a difference on higher-end disk-intensive apps, like video editing or gaming...
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