Not used for much gaming. Mostly watching lectures and running Python assignments. Late night Netflix too. I don't use WiFi. The College ethernet is free and hosted by the national university network. Very secure they say... Speed is a cool 900-950mbps up and down.
Used for a little bit of StarCraft 2, Modern Warfare 2, Diablo 3, Borderlands 2. Mostly used for YouTube, JavaScript and Python development. MATLAB & Simulink, NVivo, IBM SPSS Statistics
IIRC Solidigm were going to maintain Intel's Optane H series software but I think they gave up as their version was just a re-skin of the Intel version with no other changes. They are related to Sk Hynix. My stick, the P44 Pro, is the successor to the SK hynix Platinum P41. I'll let MT know if I have any issues.
Honestly the Mushkin sticks were on sale at newegg~ USD160 for 64GB Cl16 3600mhz and they look amazing. They sync perfectly with the GPU. I had Mushkin redline sticks when I was a kid (obviously w/o rgb then) , circa intel i7-2600S days.
Edit: I just checked. Solidigm is still supporting some Intel NAND if the website it accurate.
SOYO is owned by MaxSun and is positioned as their budget brand. Apart from decals and logo their motherboard models seem physically identical.
SOYO BIOS updates roll out slower than on the MaxSun website although they have improved in the last 2 years.
I ran that same CPU in SOYO's B660M-classic board all of last year with rock solid stability. I think of SOYO as a "strong" low budget entry.