No, I should have said ‘mounted’ in the case of the Rev B. That is what the team told me:
An M.2 SSD (most likely you have the original Transcend 128GB) mounted directly onto the motherboard, which stores RoonOS, the RoonServer database, and system files. This one has to stay in the unit.
Again, I apologise for making up the solder part
Of course - and the SATA drive (which can also even be HDD, I was told) are not included with a purchase.
Gladly.
Again, I misread the post - especially the sentence:
Would changing the NVMe SSD and fitting either
really be of help - to the OP?
Still really only trying to help the OP, as so many people here have helped me (yourself ‘invaluablyly’ !) - especially before I bought my own Nuclei :-).
which seems to be the case (‘to resolve Titan’s problems with my large library’) with the OP, doesn’t it?
Again, apologies for confusing. Entirely unintentional. Like most of us, probably, I’m used to posts here - especially about relatively new products when they don’t own them.
I assumed - wrongly - that @Jon_Lewis did not already own a Titan because he asked what it shipped with. And because he alluded to a large library that he wanted to equip himself with the most amount of storage for music files possible.
Perfect use, you don’t need your own music files to run Roon. For example, a user that only uses Tidal or Qobuz. That user has no need for an extra SSD or HDD for storage and would be a complete waste of money to buy one.
My apologies again, Jon - and other posters - for jumping to the erroneous conclusion that you wanted to choose or add storage for your large library .
I hope you get everything sorted out just as you want it.
