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Just an update... I tried removing the label/sticker of my Samsung Evo 970 Plus 250gb m.2 NVME so that the NAND chips and controller has direct contact to the thermal pad; and the temperature drops as much as 5°C

I live in a tropical country (Philippines) I can't do anything about it XD but I just want to know if its still under a normal range

Hello, I've got a Samsung Evo 970 Plus 250gb m.2 NVME as an OS drive (only) and at idle its temp is around 53C~55C. During load or benchmarking, it reaches at around 59C~61C. Is this normal or is it too hot? Do I need to buy a 3rd party m.2 Heat Sink cooler? Ambient temp: 29C~30C I'm using a stock heat sink by the way

Yeah there is, but its too vague. That's why I'm asking a step by step tutorial

Hello, is there anyone who is familiar on how to run this script/program on windows 10? I'm not technically inclined to these scripts and if you don't mind, can someone show me a step-by-step procedure on how to execute this? Thank you very much! https://github.com/sylveon/EarlyStart

I want that proc and mobo!