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agh55

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Hi, I want to upgrade my SSD ( 256GB INTEL® 760p M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD (upto 3210MB/sR | 1315MB/sW) } to 1TB . I want it to be a direct swop, plug out, plug new one in.
I'm confused with the number of different types available. I'm not a "gamer" but like to use Photoshop and Lightroom . Can anyone advise which one I should purchase, Thanks
 
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agh55 said:
Hi, I want to upgrade my SSD ( 256GB INTEL® 760p M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD (upto 3210MB/sR | 1315MB/sW) } to 1TB . I want it to be a direct swop, plug out, plug new one in.
I'm confused with the number of different types available. I'm not a "gamer" but like to use Photoshop and Lightroom . Can anyone advise which one I should purchase, Thanks
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Is this your primary drive as in is windows on it?

If so, you'll either need to clone the drive or do a fresh windows installation onto the new drive.

Can you post your full specs so we can see what platform you're on?
 
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Hi, thanks for your reply, I have attached my spec as requested. This is the drive which has Windows on. I will be downloading a new version.
 

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agh55 said:
Hi, thanks for your reply, I have attached my spec as requested. This is the drive which has Windows on. I will be downloading a new version.
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So any PCIe 3 NVME would be best, the general consensus is the Samsung 970 evo pro is the one to beat.
 
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Please be aware that the Samsung 980 evo pro got released last week and Amazon are already stocking them. I'm still waiting for it to appear on the PCS configurator.
 
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agh55

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Hi, apologies for asking another question, I'm going to purchase the Samsung SSD 970 EVO, the Plus and Pro are outside my budget. I know the pictures of the SSD are actually bigger on the screen than the actual product, but is this a direct replacement for my 256GB INTEL® 760p M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD .It looks very easy to replace, remove one screw /bolt and the SSD lifts out. I'm worried than it may not be the same length.
I have looked at other SSD's and this one receives a good write-up but is cheaper, would any one have a view on which one is better, there is £25 difference between the two.
Adata XPGSX8200 Pro 1TB M.2
 
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