Add speed control
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Many NVMe SSDs get very hot during a sync process involving large amounts of data. It would be very helpful to be able to adjust the transfer speed.
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If that can be a problem, it sounds like something that needs to be resolved in the driver for that hardware.
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Good quality NVMe SSDs have built-in thermal protection and throttling, so you don't need to do anything manually. If you want to reduce thermals to maintain better and longer performance, a heatsink is the proper solution.
Good quality NVMe SSDs have built-in thermal protection and throttling, so you don't need to do anything manually. If you want to reduce thermals to maintain better and longer performance, a heatsink is the proper solution.
