Bruno123

1250 baht?? Really? ???? You don't even get free 'any network' calls with that. That's 1000 baht too much. Tourist price ????

No. https://www.ais.th/5g/join-us/prepaid/en/index.html Did you start with one of those? What phone do you have?

No ???? You cannot move applications that way. They will need to be cleanly installed to the new PC. sammieuk1 is referring to Browser Bookmarks, which is something else entirely.

Of course it is nonsense..... https://www.ais.th/package/en/package_net_5g.html

Thanks for getting back anyway. Appreciated.

Ok..I now understand it's a Fibre connection and not to do with the OP's query. OP is only there for a couple of months. Nothing to see here...move along ????

Could you post the name of the package(you'll have an SMS confirmation) where you get unlimited 30 to 50 Mbps for less than 300 baht per month? I know of only Unlimited 30 Mbps for 235 baht per month. Run a test using https://testmy.net (Test My Internet > Combined) to see the real speeds you are getting from the WiFi box.

So you plagiarised a paragraph from an article discussing the modification of a Steam Deck; by replacing the M.2 SSD with a larger form factor SSD that draws more power than the original. Furthermore, removing the original thermal pads during the modification of said unit. So nothing to do with upgrading an HDD to an SSD. CLEARLY deliberately leading everyone up the garden path.

SSD are rated to operate at higher temperatures than HDD. If you took more than a moment to think about it, the lower power usage of an SSD would make up for any additional cooling IF the SSD triggered the fan to kick in. This thread is so obviously just a dig at anyone who recommends installing an SSD. That is plainly obvious when the OP digresses into statements such as this; and has no actual experience of overheating and shortened battery life whilst utilising a solid state drive. Why would anyone install an SSD to repair a 'glitchy' monitor? An SSD is a replacement for the older HDD technology. They can operate safely at higher temperatures than HDD. In addition the controller within can limit performance in the case of it becoming too hot. Can the OP demonstrate reduced battery life?

Perhaps you didn't notice that the stuff they found looks like leaves, usually used in cooking. Look at the picture.

Perhaps he was angry at himself for being ripped off by paying for hemp leaves

I haven't seen anyone other than NT Wireless suggesting that.

No. No. Most of my refurbed units have lasted beyond nine years thus far. But then most of the units I purchased were 'as new' in the first place.

Delete all partitions before you format.

You are wrong. Your information is years out of date. 200 baht per month gets you unlimited data at 20 Mbps, with any network, if the connection can bear it. That is fact. The OP's problem is connected to the poor Truemove H signal available at their particular location. First step would be to call Truemove H to see if they can do something about it. If not, then refund whilst following my advice above.

No need to go for a full speed pack; that will make no difference at all. First thing is simply to buy a SIM for 50 baht and to try it out in your apartment with a cheap(perhaps 10 baht) full speed day pack. Once you have clocked the speed available to you that way, then you buy an unlimited data, capped speed pack to match. If 9 Mbps available, then you buy a 10 Mbps unlimited pack; if 14 Mbps, perhaps a 15 Mbps or 20 Mbps pack. If more than 20 Mbps, you can buy a 30 Mbps pack. Personally, in Jomtien, I had good results with DTAC, though that was nowhere near Atlantis. Everywhere else, AIS was the best. Better to buy both at 50 baht each and test them at the same time. Then you can add the unlimited data pack to the one that wins. Also be aware that the DTAC connection can be asymmetrical ; e.g 20 Mbps down/4 Mbps up. AIS tends to be more balanced if you can get a good signal. Buying a full speed pack won't get you higher speeds than are available from the network at your location; so ignore the suggestion of buying a full speed pack in the hope of getting higher speeds. Full speed pack is only for testing. i.e *104*851*9# for DTAC or *777*70# for AIS will give you a small test pack(100 MB by volume) for 10 baht. Use that to run your speed tests and then come back here to quote the speeds obtained and for the method of adding the appropriate pack.

You keep posting this, for years, and it's still wrong.