- Aug 17, 2010
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I have been off-the-grid on technology for a while, so I only very recently found out about the gem of an interface called m.2.
I have a laptop, a Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E531, with an empty m.2 slot that can fit a 42x22mm drive. I plan on placing MyDigitalSSD's SuperCache 2 42mm SATA III m.2 SSD (128GB) in there as a primary drive, to both lighten the load and have the option of wielding dual drives, but apparently caching-drives aren't recommended to be used as a primary drive (OS + some data)? Why is this?
I have a laptop, a Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E531, with an empty m.2 slot that can fit a 42x22mm drive. I plan on placing MyDigitalSSD's SuperCache 2 42mm SATA III m.2 SSD (128GB) in there as a primary drive, to both lighten the load and have the option of wielding dual drives, but apparently caching-drives aren't recommended to be used as a primary drive (OS + some data)? Why is this?
. Sure, I could stick with the 2.5" SSD I'd already bought, but if I want to use the HDD, I'd have to swap it with the SSD or carry an external HDD enclosure. I'd greatly prefer not to deal with the hassle of swapping hard drives and setting up the external HDD, as I've been doing thus far.
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