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Everything is spotless
Ram Gskill ddr3 2*8 GB cl 15 nickel, direct recognition, the pc looks smoother when changing windows.
SSD P3 plus 1000 GB also works perfectly, screw supplied in case the one on the motherboard is missing.
If you have dual boot windows Linux, the ssd is not recognised depending on how the Bios is set up (raid, intel optane),
do an ubuntu rst search to find the information,
In my case, there's a very simple way to reset the bios to AHCI. You need to restart windows in "safe mode".
I'm not providing a link because it could disappear and there are several scenarios.
This is not due to the disk but to difficulties in recognising an M2 disk in dualboot according to the Bios settings.
ps: I didn't clone, I used a windows restore key to make a system backup and reinstall it on the new drive.
2.5" adapter in 3.5" bay not yet tested.
