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How about this massive fuck up from Intel? Over the last few months there have been ongoing problems with instability issues on 13th and 14th Gen Intel CPUs.
https://community.intel.com/t5/Proc...rts-on-Intel-Core-13th-and/m-p/1617113#M74792
Intel's handling of this whole debacle has been abysmal and they only have themselves to blame for turning people to AMD and earning a "do not buy" from most tech reviewers.
https://community.intel.com/t5/Proc...rts-on-Intel-Core-13th-and/m-p/1617113#M74792
Intel's handling of this whole debacle has been abysmal and they only have themselves to blame for turning people to AMD and earning a "do not buy" from most tech reviewers.
i guess i need a new ssd for my photos
as obvious from the screenshot, this is a 2tb kingston nv2 that has been ONLY used to store my photos. even the thumbnail files and cache for lightroom/capture one are on the system drive. it was never full, not even above 60% of its capacity. and is like 2-3 years old.
fortunately i make offline backups on a slow but reliable hdd on a monthly basis and have online backup on a nas too. i think i haven't lost any photos.
never getting these kingston nv2 family drives again. atrocious durability.
as obvious from the screenshot, this is a 2tb kingston nv2 that has been ONLY used to store my photos. even the thumbnail files and cache for lightroom/capture one are on the system drive. it was never full, not even above 60% of its capacity. and is like 2-3 years old.
fortunately i make offline backups on a slow but reliable hdd on a monthly basis and have online backup on a nas too. i think i haven't lost any photos.
never getting these kingston nv2 family drives again. atrocious durability.
I own Wd my passport external hard with 4 TB capacity and USB type, has been served me for 2 years and have had no issue. I transfer my data to the hard with the USB connection and rapid data transfer without freezing or lagging. 3 TB data including images, video clips(IT tutorials), movies and etc.