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It will not work. Only usb type c could do.

Yes. Link is in the description

That depends on the monitor's size and refresh rate. It gives a different experience.

Beginner's mistake :-) thanks for the suggestion

To streamline the flow. Without magnets, the arc was randomly hit in the conductor. Placing the magnets controlled that.

I think if u scale the input current up u would get better results it will just be more dangerous

Are you trying with Samsung Magician software? I have seen many forums discussing about the similar issue and its because of software bug.

@@MADWalker Yes

@@MADWalker can you link to this forum? did they find a solution to this problem?

The solution they suggested is to try in different slot or different machine

@@MADWalker Have you updated the firmware?

Thank you

@@MADWalker Happy Making to you too!

Yes. Assuming that two magnets in the opposing direction can disrupt the ion flow.

Additional heat sink not required. Even if you add, the heat dissipation has to pass through the cpu cooler only. There is no separate vent for ssd. Factory provided heatsink itself sufficient.

Thanks for your comments. Thats a valuable suggestion. Will try that. For your questions Q1 - yes. Without magnets the flow is not as fast. The flow of air also escapes through the outer shell of the metal tube. Q2. Yes. Thats a ferrite magnet and it's a problem. If the metal tube is in contact with the magnet, now the magnet is also have electrical path and the magnet absorbs few arc and the flow of air was not consistent inside the tube. By having the tape, the flow of air is 100% inside the tube. The magnetic field around the tube streamlines the flow. However we can also achieve it by using magnets only. Thats a separate design. Not tried that yet.

Thank you for your comment! Would mica play an attenuating role?

Mica does not have good electrical properties like free ion flow, which makes it an insulator

Thank you

Easiest way is to look into manufacturer data sheet. If this G531GW-AZ014T is your laptop model, then the spec says, it supports PCIe 3.0

@@MADWalker thanks my friends🙏

Tested with an ambient temperature of 30°C Startup temperature 37°C During 4K video editing and rendering 39°C After 1 hour of usage 42°C While the default SSD came along with the laptop, containing OS was 50°C at the same time

@@MADWalker Hello and thanks for the previous reply. I wanted to ask you if you recommend the samsung 980 pro or others like the kingstone KC3000 or the Sabrent rocket 4 plus or XPG gammix s70 blade or many others that you could suggest. Then you changed the thermal pad under the cooling plate? Thank you

I wanted to try Firecuda 530 and Samsung 990 pro. It is latest and marginally faster than 980 pro by paper and other reviews. I did not change the thermal pad. Just utilised the default one.

Thank you

It should support 2TB. But i am not sure about the heat dissipation. If the physical size of 2tb is same as 1tb, then it should work.

@@MADWalker thx

Hi, Legion 5 supports PCIE 3.0. Choosing a PCIE 4.0 SSD would be a waste of money as it will run in PCIE 3.0 compatibility mode. Better choose PCIE 3.0 SSDs. Max 1 TB

I afraid it will not support PCIE Gen 4. You should consider PCIE Gen 3 SSD

@@MADWalker bro u helped me so much thx

Welcome

@@MADWalker A lenovo guy name dex_lenovo says that Hence, to answer your question, yes you can definitely upgrade your current drive to a 2.5 SSD drive. You can also upgrade your current ram by replacing the installed ram module with a higher ram capacity.

So i can upgrade right idk

Thanks for the suggestion. I am not a professional. Definitely will listen.

Thank you. DIY has its own perk.

@@MADWalker I'm currently working on an flipper zero alternativ (Pika Zero) WLAN Analytics attacks NFC tools and a bad USB

Thats an interesting project... We can also use that as POS simulator for credit card debit card real-time testing

May this path lead that way! Thanks 🙂

I have seen a model in Mi. Its definitely ultrasonic but not warm type. Instead it had UV bulb for disinfectant

@@MADWalker yeah mine has a UV light for disinfaction. thanks

I dont think it will fit. You might need to unscrew the heatsink and use the laptop's default one, as it is connected to cooler fan assembly for heat dissipation.

You mean the standoff screw to fasten the SSD? Ya sometimes the standoff loosens first. In that case, we need to use a nose plier to hold the standoff and unscrew the top screw

@@MADWalker sweet, that's what I did. And it works, thanks a lot.

Thank you. This means a lot to me. 🙂

Nice question. Yes it can inflate if the air current to the ionization point is sufficient. Remember, the air current changes in different altitude levels. The more we go up in altitude, the air pressure will reduce and will affect the air current from ionization.

Yes. Thats the reason Xenon gas is carried within the space craft and used as propellant.

If yours is same model then it should support 1TB per slot. And for RAM, by paper it is upgradable upto 32GB.

Yes. Although some people have tried using 2TB and was successful. But i doubt it and also about heat dissipation

Technically it should support 2 TB per slot. But the question is the seating. Dimensions of 2TB ssds?

@@MADWalker I ttied to install a 2TB firecuda in each one. The one for the OS (on the right) was too thick and the computer wouldn't start (!). The 2TB drivevon the left could run fine, but now I wonder if I shouldn't just install a 1TB 980 pro in each one (my 5i came with 512g)

Normally, motherboard limitations are with RAM and not with SSD. If the size and pcie generation matches, then it should work. Your model is 5i? Or 5i pro?

​@@MADWalker hello mine is the lenovo legion 5 pro 2021 model will a 2 tb samsung 980 pro nvme work on my laptop?

Definitely there will be some boost in gaming performance and the 8GB gpu can be future proof for upcoming games.

this laptop will easily power through ANYTHING you throw at it for the next few years *minimum*. i have the 5 Pro with a 12700H, and with the extra RAM in the build you mentioned in comparison to mine, as well as the GPU upgrade from 3060 to 3070, you will very very rarely find situations where the laptop will struggle - this is easily one of the most competitive price/spec laptops on the market as of right now

You are right. Those modules are long gone. But fortunately it worked for a few hours to do some experiments with that.

🙂 yup, effort. But it came out well. Thanks for your comment. I will watch your version 👍

now i'm curious about your approach to this trick! do you have a tutorial for it?

@@nonononodont I don't have a tutorial yet, but I think the effect looks really good.

I agree. This module is not that efficient. It just helped me to see the ion flow in action. This module is not built for continuous operation. I need to learn a lot. I will surely watch your videos. Thanks for your comments and suggestions. Cheers!