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Processor | 11900K |
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Motherboard | ASRock Z590 OC Formula |
Cooling | Noctua NH-D15 using 2x140mm 3000RPM industrial Noctuas |
Memory | G. Skill Trident Z 2x16GB 3600MHz |
Video Card(s) | eVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 |
Storage | 2TB Crucial P5 Plus |
Display(s) | 1st: LG GR83Q-B 1440p 27in 240Hz / 2nd: Lenovo y27g 1080p 27in 144Hz |
Case | Lian Li Lancool MESH II RGB (I removed the RGB) |
Audio Device(s) | AKG Q701's w/ O2+ODAC (Sounds a little bright) |
Power Supply | Seasonic Prime 850 TX |
Mouse | Glorious Model D |
Keyboard | Glorious MMK2 65% Lynx MX switches |
Software | Win10 Pro |
I have an old 120GB SATA3 SSD that's had Win10 for a few years. I'd like to migrate that OS to a different branded, newer and larger M.2 drive.
Going from a Kingston 2.5in 120gb to an Inland M.2 1TB.
What's the best way to migrate this image? I'm not sure exactly how to do it and I'm also a bit worried about changing vendors and interfaces messing with the image.
Is there a built in windows tool that would be best? I'd rather not have to download some software for this. I feel like Win10 should be able to do it.
Going from a Kingston 2.5in 120gb to an Inland M.2 1TB.
What's the best way to migrate this image? I'm not sure exactly how to do it and I'm also a bit worried about changing vendors and interfaces messing with the image.
Is there a built in windows tool that would be best? I'd rather not have to download some software for this. I feel like Win10 should be able to do it.