Any possible (proven way) to clone my old ssd to new ssd?

Use Macrium Reflect Free:

https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree

Another option is to copy your personal files and reinstall everything

how much?

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depends from which type of ssd u clone from and to 1st.......if from m.2 sata to m.2 nvme, i don't think u can make it, i had try it clone from 250gb samsung evo 860 m.2 to 512gb patriot scorch nvme, but can't boot up normally

you need to clone properly, along with boot partition, without boot loader installed BIOS will simply give you blank screen.
Windows 10 os recovery has the option to install boot loader.

from m.2 sata clone to m.2 nvme, can do it successfully without any issues? I tried few software Aomei backupper, Acronis true image, Macrium Reflect but failed…as I suspect is the sata controller driver

please elaborate more about the error,
if you can clone them from sata to nvme ssd, that's mean the cloning software is working,
you only need to install bootloader, Windows 10 usb boot disk can do it.

I found my adata xpg sx8200 pro use for boot drive or c drive write a lot where it write around 20-40Gb per day ....just for working, surfing and youtube and I did not switch off the pc....

if idling for whole day, it take around 7-10gb....check and monitor everything, no unusual behaviour

Change download and temporary folder or scratch disk to hard disk. Windows page file will be more active if you dont have enough RAM.

cheap!!!!

My Adata ssd have arrived.




While installing i applied new thermal paste.

With thermal pad on the new ssd





This post has been edited by Mooneyes: Sep 20 2019, 03:40 PM

How is the performance?

How Long for the ssd can decrease that healthy from 100 to 80%

it depends on many things, including nand type, capacity, optimization techniques, and usage.

here is a real world usage example based on my old samsung 840 pro 256gb, a 6-year-old mlc ssd. i use it as a dedicated os drive. its current total host writes is at almost 4.3tb. yes, after 6 years of daily usage, only 4.3tb written. well, say its endurance rating is 150tbw, it's around 3% after 6 years. this means with the same usage, i need 20 years to achieve that 20% of its total tbw. by then, i'm not sure if sata technology still exists.

(i'm not sure about its actual endurance rating, but stress tests have shown that it should die after 2.5pb of writes, https://techreport.com/review/27909/the-ssd...heyre-all-dead/ )

One more thing, I wanna asking, is it good to partition SSD
Will be going worst after a year?
Cause I had a 2TB ssd , think to create a partition into half.
I’m unsure about the ssd healthy.

This post has been edited by Benefon: Sep 24 2019, 10:10 PM

Thanks a lot ..

of course you can partition a ssd. it's a storage device, like hdd. (just don't defrag it)

sad thing, installed the sx8200 pro m2 nvme in my hp envy x360, always have bsod twice or thrice a day. Already raised RMA ticket, now waiting the ssd send back to Taiwan.

I guess either my laptop not compatible with this ssd or just my luck faulty ssd.

PS: already tried everything check ram, graphic card, reinstall drivers, fresh format, replace with Kingston ssd no issue on Kingston.