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I was looking into new lenovo yoga c940. but unfortunately I heard also negative reviews about fans going very loud. Overall I still prefer dell xps 2in1 2020 model when I saw it in a shop. And this model also has fans due to new more powerful i7 10th gen.

Thanks. But Linus himself uses dell xps 13 2in1 ! I saw in some of his video lately I believe.. Anyway I agree with you at this point after what I had to go through.. Probably will give it a shot at lenovo this time..

Hello all, So first a bit of a story. I bought Dell XPS 13 2in1 9365 about 7 months ago and I believe it was shipped from China. It was praised so much (and I can see why - minimal design and carbon fiber finish). But my happiness soon was over when I started having bluescreens, sound issues, etc. Anyway after multiple dell remote troubleshoots they sent out an engineer to replace motherboard. What engineer told - shocked me. He said he is replacing motherboards for dell xps 13 2in1 multiple times everyday. Really?? Are dells so bad? And that is only 1 engineer who told me that. Regarding him due to minimal design and no fan these motherboards tend to overheat. So I wanted to see if anyone knows more if this issue was fixed with a new model refresh and 10th gen intel? Or shall I look at lenovo c940 2in1?

just for gaming. I wanted to figure out if it's worth for game load speeds, installation, etc.. But as you say it's not - I guess I will not go for it then. For Raid 1 I suppose you are going to get a speed decrease - so I do not want to go for it since I run backups to my NAS device anyway.

Hello, I have asus z370-f and 2x nvme 960 Evo m.2. Thinking to enable raid 0 (stripping). Is it worth doing it? If so I would appreciate some instructions or link on how to do it.