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The one I linked is mainly for x16 slots. Your mobo's 1x PCIE slot operates at PCIE 2.0 speeds or 1 gb/s. This video is primarily for x16 slots that are free. I'd recommend looking into getting a new board, but in the meantime, you can use this for the 1x slot, it's cheap, so a good temp solution. To sum it up, you're sacrificing speed w/ 1x slot but this gives you the opportunity to get a good m.2 with the 1x slot adapter and save for a better mobo. Once you get that new mobo, you can ditch the 1x slot & install your m.2 in your new board and be good to go. If you want a 1x one, here's a good one: amzn.to/40FxXdF And an m.2 I have personally: amzn.to/40EVr2F Lmk what you decide!

@@OptionsFinest thank you so much this is very helpful! yea having a new mobo would be my new end goal now but this is a very good temp solution due to having used up all my space already. I will order both thank you again, btw this video was really good and i love how quick it was

@ awesome man I’m glad it was helpful & it’s always great to have an end goal! That’s the good thing about having a computer you have tons of options. And that means a lot to me I work hard on my videos that’s why there’s so few 😭 lmk which mobo you get when the time comes 🤙

To answer your question directly: Yes, you can. To answer it practically: Technically you can but it can be complicated. Reason why it's complicated is bc if you want your work number on your watch, then you need to get your job to get the carrier to switch the work number to a standalone watch line, then pair that standalone watch line to your watch. If you complete those steps, you can follow this video's instructions & have a working number seperate from your phone on your watch. An alternative to consider: Get a watch line that's paired to your work number through your carriers work account. Usually they're cheap ($10-$15/mo Apple Watch DIGITS line & T-Mobile) and that'll allow you to work from either your work phone or your watch. This is typically less complicated. I hope this helps. Feel free to reply & I'll do my best to get back to ya

Yes, this is another great trick!

You’re welcome! Let me know how it goes 👍

@@OptionsFinest Great tutorial!! Thanks for the helpp, successfully installed!

@@SolRose5 Wooohoo! I'm glad it worked out, enjoy!

You might have to double check with your provider that your watch line is paired to your watch. If you know that’s the case then just take time to fiddle with it. Lots of restarting and retrying steps to get it to work. Sometimes too, it’ll connect, then when you swipe out you see that it disconnected again. All you can do is repeat the steps of going to the cellular settings and making sure it’s on and is connecting. It’s very tedious.

I had to reset my network settings and then I was able to set it up

Most likely you’d need to unpair the watch from your phone then factory reset it

I find that the step counter is terrible. How is youd experience?

@@merson812appears to be on par with my Apple Watch, sometimes I do notice a +-200 difference tho

Thank you so much for saying that! It took a lot of effort for this one. I’m planning many more so I hope you stick around! Happy new year as well 🎉

Great point. I had the Ultrahuman less time than the Oura ring for sure but I had used the Air for longer than 90 days before reviewing it. I’m planning on pitting up the Air vs Oura Gen 4 to give a more relevant comparison. It’ll be uploaded within a week so I hope you stick around for that! Happy new year as well 🎉

same, im about to upgrade my SSD from WD 240GB to Kingston 1TB NVME SSD

I have a ASRock b530m mother board will any m key m.2ssd work im new to pc and want 2tb because 500gb went so fast would ur method work for my motherboard 😢

I looked up your mobo, and if I'm not wrong, it has 1x GPU slot (PCIe 4.0) then 2x PCIe 3.0 slots. So for this mobo it'd be a little more expensive bc you only have one PCIe 4.0 slot. BUT you could use the PCIe 3.0 slot underneath your GPU. This is more expensive, but here's that riser that allows you to fit multiple M.2 drives: PCIe 3.0 rizer: amzn.to/3PdMd89 M.2 SSD for rizer: amzn.to/40934z6 These are both parts that I would recommend in your situation. You of course can always plug these into a future build if you're worried that. Let me know what you think!

im fully upgrading my pc and I could really use ur help would you happen to have discord so we can message and i can send pics of the specs and info please

​@@OptionsFinestIm getting a better mb gpu cpu and psu

@ Nice. Yeah, you’re far better off that way

You can only connect to 1x number at a time per watch. You can have 2 different numbers on one phone, then connect each watch to each number though if the particular phone numbers aren't an issue.

Another great trick, I forgot about that one! Thanks!

It’s a constant game of playing around with it to get it to work. Nothing specific you can do to make it work past that. Just make sure your Bluetooth and WiFi are off and continue to try to connect to cellular. Sometimes it can take a few times of turning it on in the settings for it to really connect.

I had to reset network settings

@@obviously._.blueeereset network settings where ?

In your iPhone settings, go to General and select Transfer or Reset iPhone. Choose Reset and then click Reset Network Settings.

That’s happened to me too it’s very finicky. Continue to try turning cellular on, then try restarting the watch and see if that works. Make sure the WiFi and Bluetooth are off as well. If your data plan for your watch is paired doing this should fix it. It just takes a lot of playing around with it

I’m fortunate enough to use free footage on RUclips so those aren’t my nails 😭 Channels used are credited on the bottom left at the start of the clip

I haven’t seen any performance drop at all. Honestly I had a regular HDD and SSD before this so the speed jump was enough for me to nice a big difference. Also, keep in mind, you’re plugging this into a x16 slot which is made for your GPU mainly. Your gpu processes wayy more data at intense speeds all the time, so it’s not gonna have a problem with this.

Are they signed in on the watch? Make sure they are, make sure you can open them on a run, and make sure the notifications in your watch settings are enabled to how you like them

Nope, as long as you plug in your old drive again your computer will recognize it looking for the boot drive once you turn it back on. Keep me posted!

I respect it. Which games do you play mostly?

So glad it did, you’re welcome!

Yeah, I have Bing. It was a first seeing something funny like that though, I will say xD

I’m weak it’s so funny randomly seeing it

Do they look funny too? 😂

@ Yes! I love all the auto wallpapers though, their either hilarious or really nice Nighttime shots of cities 😂

@@leroyjenkins369 Yeah true! You're always in for something that you're likely to enjoy. Always a nice difference you can look forward to, that's why I got the Bing wallpaper program. Glad I've got some buddies online who get it xD

You can do this in linux too! I've forotten the name of the ap i've used for it before though xD

You mean you don’t have another PCIe slot?

Perfectly normal question. No it wouldn’t wipe your drive if you removed it and replugged it in. Your system recognizes your drive since it’s already formatted and when it’s starting it searches for the drive with windows on it with all available drives. Just make sure you turn the system off, switch the psu off physically, and unplug the power cord. After you do that you can start messin with the parts 👍 Feel free to reply with any other questions I’ll keep an eye out 🫡

Awesome! Thank you for the quick response, man. I rewatched the video again today and see that you basically mention that towards the end, so apologies for asking about something you already covered. This thing looks like the solution I was looking for as far as adding more fast storage to my PC, so I will be looking into getting it down the road. Thanks for the great straight-forward video! I will be saving it to come back to when it comes time for me to install one myself

I agree, but, unfortunately in my experience - that was the only thing that worked. If you find a better way, please let me know so I can help other people do it that way.