Hi,
Has as anyone replaced the SSD? What brand and model is it?
Thank you.
PS. Chuwi Herobook/Pro is originally UMax Visionbook 14Wr/14Wr Plus as seen in their EC tutorial
Hi,
Has as anyone replaced the SSD? What brand and model is it?
Thank you.
PS. Chuwi Herobook/Pro is originally UMax Visionbook 14Wr/14Wr Plus as seen in their EC tutorial
Hi i cloned my m.2 drive to a WD blue 500gb model performance is better and it works a treat
Thanks! I will check it out.
Strangely, here’s my ATTO Benchmark on my Chuwi and it seems to perform slightly better than WD Green 2280 SATA
And here’s a benchmark for WD Green M.2 SATA 3 from the site wmdtechph.com
the WD BLUE faster worth a try
Geordie you are right abouth the WD Blue being faster. The Green is suppossed to use less power I guess that is why it was assigned the Green name. I have a 1TB WD Blue in my Herobook Pro and love it.
Here are the results for my WD Blue 1 TB running on the Chuwi Herobook Pro.
They appear marginally slower than the WD Green but I wonder which PC it was running on.
I have included a WD Blue 1 TB running on another PC of mine. This has i7 10700K, 64 GB RAM and GeForce RTX 2080 Ti.
You can see that makes quite a bit of difference. Hence my remark about what the WD Green is running on.
Thank you smokey! Interesting. It appears even if I use a better SATA SSD, the read-write speed generally is limited by Herobook Pro’s build.
It looks like I don’t need to change the Kingston that came with the Herobook Pro.