F5F Stay Refreshed Software PC Gaming For a Windows desktop computer that’s additionally employed for 4K gaming, what hard drive capacity is advised?

For a Windows desktop computer that’s additionally employed for 4K gaming, what hard drive capacity is advised?

For a Windows desktop computer that’s additionally employed for 4K gaming, what hard drive capacity is advised?

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Ellie_12
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03-19-2016, 03:21 PM
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modeonoff :
Sorry. I meant the NVMe SSD version of 970 EVO and 970 PRO. I do data science also.
I know you meant NVMe 970 since there is no such thing as an SATA version of the 970.
Unless your data science stuff is heavy on writes, you aren't going to gain much from paying the hefty premium for Pro vs EVO.
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Ellie_12
03-19-2016, 03:21 PM #11

modeonoff :
Sorry. I meant the NVMe SSD version of 970 EVO and 970 PRO. I do data science also.
I know you meant NVMe 970 since there is no such thing as an SATA version of the 970.
Unless your data science stuff is heavy on writes, you aren't going to gain much from paying the hefty premium for Pro vs EVO.

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