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enthusiast29 said:
Crucial > Kingston would be my preference on low budget. Crucial 240GB is ~2200 INR. Seems good.

PNY is known brand outside but no idea about warranty here.
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I agree that Crucial is a better choice.
Crucial BX500 240GB Sata SSD 1950rs looks to be in stock.
I advise people once again not to buy 120GB drives they offer very high cost per GB compared to 240GB.
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Crucial BX500 240GB Sata SSD

Features240 GB, SSD write cache is enabled, Low power consumption, Laptop and Desktop2.5Inch,/SATA 6 Gb/s interface, ATA modes supportedSequential 128KB Read and Write speeds up to 540MB/s and 500MB/s respectivelyOperating temperature – Commercial (0°C to 70°C)5, Voltage input-Minimum : 4.5V , Maxim
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jinx said:
Did they fix the fire hazard issue?
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The later units ship with the new risers. If you get an old unit I think they will send you a replacement riser if you ask them. Some on Reddit claim that new risers are able to handle PCIe 4.0 speeds but they are officially rated for only 3.0 speeds.
 
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divyesh2129 said:
I hope this version doesn't have any issue.. can anyone confirm it ? looking forward to order it



I have same question.... I think if you directly purchase from primeabgb, they handle RMA, please confirm if I am wrong
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This is the V1, V2 comes with 750 watts of SMPS only. I would suggest you not to buy it though this is a very good deal.
 
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divyesh2129 said:
I hope this version doesn't have any issue.. can anyone confirm it ? looking forward to order it
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If you're talking about the PCIe riser PCB fault which could cause fire then that has been fixed but to be safe you can yourself add a plastic or rubber washer on the screws of the riser PCB (from both sides so screw doesn't make contact with the case at all) and be 100% safe.
 
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enthusiast29 said:
If you're talking about the PCIe riser PCB fault which could cause fire then that has been fixed but to be safe you can yourself add a plastic or rubber washer on the screws of the riser PCB (from both sides so screw doesn't make contact with the case at all) and be 100% safe.
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And then are a certified khatron ke khiladi.
 
jinx said:
Did they fix the fire hazard issue?
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I ordered and got it. It seems they only added the nylon screws. Will raise an issue with NZXT for raiser replacement.

Edit: Verified again, they seem to have replaced the proper raised cable now. With nylon screws.

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rajch2002 said:
I ordered and got it. It seems they only added the nylon screws. Will raise an issue with NZXT for raiser replacement.

Edit: Verified again, they seem to have replaced the proper raised cable now. With nylon screws.

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Does it comes with an exhaust fan right next to the power supply ? Because the V2 does and it is also longer and wider by 30%. I so want to move to an SFF Build. Saves so much space.
 
Fenix said:
Does it comes with an exhaust fan right next to the power supply ? Because the V2 does and it is also longer and wider by 30%. I so want to move to an SFF Build. Saves so much space.
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exhaust fan with rad is down next to psu...not sure what you mean, v2 reduces the space even more?
 
Fenix said:
And then are a certified khatron ke khiladi.
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It's basic science. By using either plastic/nylon screws or plastic/rubber washers on both sides of a metal screw you're preventing 12V from shorting with ground (the case) and thus it can't catch fire.
But now that I think of it, the screw could still make contact with case even if washers on both sides, so right way would be to change the screw to non-conductive material.
 
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It's basic science. By using either plastic/nylon screws or plastic/rubber washers on both sides of a metal screw you're preventing 12V from shorting with ground (the case) and thus it can't catch fire.
But now that I think of it, the screw could still make contact with case even if washers on both sides, so right way would be to change the screw to non-conductive material.
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Its was a Metaphor and you took it literally. You think I have not gone through videos posted by LTT/Jay2Cents and GamerNexus. I am interested in the cabinet but do not want to have this much headache.
 
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