Clevo 2020

Exactly this, it's all about NVME these days anyway!

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Not for a fair few people and the larger SATA SSDs can offer a lot of good value.

 

I would agree with this, one of the advantages of a P775 has over MSI, Acer, Asus or Alien models is an extra HDD bay.

Though whether it would be enough to outweigh better cooling if that's option is another thing.

I hope to god, they don't go the route of 2 power bricks, that's very off putting for me.

 

Two power bricks is required above 330w, so it all depends on TDP.

 

Yeah sure but why can't we have a larger single power brick like this Eurocom product, it's 780W

https://www.eurocom.com/ec/pricelist(2,404)780W_AC_DC_Adapter

 

I agree! You can always splurge for a bigger ssd. but the trade off would have to be worth it in temps though not just a couple degrees.

 

usually the cooling design is so poorly done it'll be just a couple of degrees. if they are going to remove sata all together, then we'll need them to design mobo so 8 lanes for CPU and 8 lanes from CPU for storage, that way we get total of 5x NVMe x4 lane slots.

 

MSI did it on their gt76

 

I think they were all nv

me?? not sure now I think about it.

 

with QLC replacing TLC in near future and improved 3D stacked TLC we can see maybe 4TB on a single NVMe m.2 SSD soon then i dont mind sata being replaced.

we'd need 5x M.2 slots, 2 slots from CPU lanes and 3 slots from chipset lanes. gpu running on 8 pcie lanes dont really need more.

give rest of the space to CPU heatsink.