
Also most people recommends me V-Gens one which most likely a DRAMless one since they are cheap AF. At the time of the purchase, Crucial MX500 is a bit more expensive for some reason. PS: Had to choose 860 EVO since its pretty good in terms of reliability and performance (eventho its a bit expensive).

Thanks in advance for the attention and also this is my first post ever here. Am i getting the benefit from the RAPID mode especially for my workloads there? What is RAPID mode? (Kinda unclear to me)Ģ. I do move my games a lot to either my secondary drive or my external HDD (Hitachi TOURO 1TB HDD). Im using my laptop mostly on watching streams (Twitch and YT), playing with Android Emulator and some games (mostly Genshin Impact and racing games). Im using my 860 EVO as my main drive and my Seagate HDD 500GB (comes with the laptop) as my secondary drive. My laptop is an ASUS X441UV-WX092D with Intel Core i3-6006U, nVidia GeForce 920MX, and 8GB 2133MHz DDR4 RAM. I heard it might help with heavy workload that i do. When im looking at the features that it has, apparently there is a feature called RAPID mode, which using some of my RAM.


I got my Samsung 860 EVO 500GB (2.5") for about IDR 1,065,000 (equivalent to US$ 75) last month and replaces my optical drive in my laptop to it (with HDD caddy).
