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_Nights
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02-19-2019, 06:15 PM
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Newegg offers various options and products.
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_Nights
02-19-2019, 06:15 PM #11

Newegg offers various options and products.

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chamaballz
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02-25-2019, 03:53 AM
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for sat, I’d consider a tcsunbow x3 or crucial mx500 for m.2, a sabrent rocket, hp ex950, pny cs3030, silicon power p34a80, etc. check your signature for the ssd tier list—tiers a and b are ideal, c is better if budget is tight. you’ll typically spot tier b drives for lower prices, usually around 1tb. sata drives cost about 100 euros, nvme around 120 (tier b). avoid nvme unless it’s more than 10% pricier than a solid tier b sata.
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chamaballz
02-25-2019, 03:53 AM #12

for sat, I’d consider a tcsunbow x3 or crucial mx500 for m.2, a sabrent rocket, hp ex950, pny cs3030, silicon power p34a80, etc. check your signature for the ssd tier list—tiers a and b are ideal, c is better if budget is tight. you’ll typically spot tier b drives for lower prices, usually around 1tb. sata drives cost about 100 euros, nvme around 120 (tier b). avoid nvme unless it’s more than 10% pricier than a solid tier b sata.

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Koollojoe
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03-01-2019, 02:16 AM
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SSDs can significantly speed up in-game loading, particularly in open-world titles where you frequently switch between areas. A m.2 drive offers better performance but usually costs more. For the best results, I recommend an MSI B450 board. Options like Tomahawk Max, B450-A Pro Max, or Pro Gaming Max are also solid choices.
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Koollojoe
03-01-2019, 02:16 AM #13

SSDs can significantly speed up in-game loading, particularly in open-world titles where you frequently switch between areas. A m.2 drive offers better performance but usually costs more. For the best results, I recommend an MSI B450 board. Options like Tomahawk Max, B450-A Pro Max, or Pro Gaming Max are also solid choices.

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