i bought a 32gb dimm on amazon for $99. They say its compatible. I have bad luck on these things. So a side note on ram. One of the reason Apple has been such a successful company is that they exert enormous pricing power in the Nand memory market. In 2010 they were the largest buyer of Nand memory in the world; I doubt this has changed.
I was thinking the same thing. I'm glad you asked him about this because it is the most obvious question from what he showed on the first page and will definately affect speed if all is not on SSD.
Its weird. Disk 0 is the sata spindle drive. But the computer is booting from disk 1. so far it looks like the power management was the problem.
Nvme ssd disk1 is 1tb Nvme ssd disk2 is 2tb Disk0 is a spindle drive 500mb (I had to buy this as part of the configuration). computer boots on disk1 All apps are on disk1 All data on disk2 Disk0 is a waste of space (I might set up some backup for my trading Db on that disk)
If you haven’t already, consider buying a driver utility (sadly) and have it update all of your drivers for you. Windows updater is fine but doesn’t do as well for individual components. going through the thread to see what else you posted brb
I use this: Driver Booster Pro - Updating Outdated/Rare/Missing/Faulty Drivers and Backup All Drivers Automatically (iobit.com)
This is my home PC: + 2tb ssd + NVDA RTX A2000 6gb (4 monitors) My pc is a custom Dell precision (at home -- at work I built it myself) Precision 3460 Small Form Factor | Dell USA I'd recommend @newwurldmn get something along those lines...the current PC he has is not really designed for professional use. It looks more like a server lol.