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Strange, generally that should do the trick. Please specify the model (not only brand) of your motherboard or laptop, so we can further narrow down the "how to"

AFAIK Intel Optane is a tech that speed-up HDDs so that it match SSDs. So in term of speed, I believe SSDs is more reliable. EDIT: many review said that Optane is faster than SSD, so read speed is faster while write speed is about the same(?).

if you're not sure what caused it, then you should use BlueScreenView from NirSoft, next time you experienced BSoD again, just open that app and look what's red beside ntoskrnl (should be at the top) then after that, it's just googling again and should be easier

shouldn't you able to to that in the BIOS? just move your third HDD to the top of the list Enter BIOS by pressing F2 or DEL then go to Boot option then arrange your preferred boot priority

it depend on your needs, if you need it for work or school stuff, or your old machine feel out of date (very slow response, broken, etc.) then of course you should get that ASUS VivoBook, in term of overheating or short lived, it really depends on your usage. but if you don't need to do works...

first thing first, the parts that are used by laptop are mostly different than PC, and you can't really buy those parts like you can with PC's, so that's the first problem you have to solve, and even if you managed to get a new parts that are being made specially for laptops, the other main...