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The P3 Plus uses QLC flash, which has low durability and becomes noticeably slower after a few years. Get a better drive with TLC flash like the Kioxia Exceria Plus G3, WD Blue SN5000, TeamGroup MP44L/G50, Patriot P400 Lite, or Klevv CRAS C910.

That looks fantastic id just grab a diff ssd, the mp44l had a swapped controller and is kinda poopy now. Crucial p310 tends to be reasonably priced, or maybe teamgroup nv5000 of wd sn5000.

Okay na okay na OP for mid-tier build. For improvements and longevity ng first build mo, you may want to switch out these components: NVME - at least a TLC NAND type. The cheapest and reputable models can be from Team, Kingston, Kioxia. Best time to buy is NOW, madami sa shopping apps, just get reli

Looks good to me. You can always put your build into PCPartPicker and it will confirm compatibility. I do, however, recommend a couple of changes. Swap the cooler for the Thermalright Phantom Spirit. It's slightly more expensive but much better performance. The Kingston NV3 uses QLC NAND flash. This

You are paying too much for high latency ram. swap to a ddr5-6000@cl30 kit. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/scFmP6/silicon-power-xpower-zenith-gaming-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-6000-cl30-memory-sp032gxlwu60afde The Kingston NV3 uses QLC flash, which has low durability and becomes noticeably slower aft

I would suggest the following cooler, storage and GPU instead, saving about $50. The 850w power supply you selected is fine - it overkill for the system as is and provides plenty of headroom for upgrades. CPU Cooler: The Peerless Assassin is $15 more, but it is a much better cooler and one of the be

The NV3 often uses QLC flash, which has low durability and becomes noticeably slower after a few years. Get a better drive with TLC flash like the Kioxia Exceria Plus G3, WD Blue SN5000, TeamGroup MP44L/G50, Patriot P400 Lite, or Klevv CRAS C910.

or Crucial P3 Plus/Kingston NV3/Teamgroup MP44L if on a bit of a budget and there is also the WD_Black SN850X

Both bandwidth and IOPS do matter in theory, but NVMe drives are so fast that the differences between them are not noticeable (see https://youtu.be/gl8wXT8F3W4). Avoid SATA drives, and avoid drives with QLC flash, which has low durability and becomes noticeably slower after a few years. Some good, c

that build is fine for what you're aiming for. the 5600 and 6600 is a solid pairing for 1080p, you'll get well over 60fps in minecraft with shaders and cyberpunk on low should hover around 50-70 depending on the area only thing i'd swap is the ssd, the nv2 has been swapping components under the labe