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This isn't really an issue because everyone's M.2 is working fine. You have to construct absurd scenarios to cause problems. Use a case with bad airflow, a ho
by jackmott42 3y ago
This isn't really an issue because everyone's M.2 is working fine. You have to construct absurd scenarios to cause problems. Use a case with bad airflow, a hot GPU, and a workload that is pushing the gpu and m.2 and cpu to their limits indefinitely, which isn't a real life thing.
and if it IS a real life thing because you have some special use case, you use a case with good airflow.
- zamadatix 3y agoI think this depends on what the definition of fine and problems is. IMO most don't even notice when their drive throttles due to thermals so it's probably fine that the drives get hot. At the same time, as newer drives keep drawing more and more power, this is going to start to push the limits of "well why did I buy the fast drive in the first place" if they didn't come with these ever increasing cooling solutions as well.