1TB SATA SSD

Listado de piezas: AMD RYZEN 5 7500F ASRock B850M-X R2.0 ID-Cooling SE-214-XT ARGB Patriot Signature DDR5 16GB 6400MHz CL34 ASRock RX 9060 XT 16GB Challenger OC Crucial BX500 1TB Deepcool PL650D 80+Bronce ATX3.1 Antec AX65 ELITE TOTAL: $1.929.800 El rendimiento será superior no solo en 1080p sino qu

Hopefully chinese brands will keep up and serve decent quality, Samsung and Crucial SATA SSDs are great and its sad to see that a lot of companies are focusing too much on AI.

I just randomly checked the used market around me and I'm seeing Ryzen 5 1600 for 20-25€ with cooler. A whole motherboard+CPU+cooler+16GB@2133 RAM bundle for 75€. If I was building an ultra budget build, that's where I'd be shopping right now. And I'm seeing 13 pages of results just for "ryzen 1600"

powercolor has 9070XT for 72 and other brands consistantly under 80k .it has more VRAM and better performant.i also suggest haveing a lower capacity drive just for OS and another for frequent read writes and less frequent read writes example 256gb nvme ssd for boot , 1tb nvme ssd for games and stuff

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The Crucial BX500 is a reliable SATA SSD, I use one as a game drive, shouldn't be too bad on price

i had a prodesk for office work and adding that second stick of ram made a bigger difference than i expected. prices on ddr4 are pretty low right now actually. teamgroup has a 16gb stick for around $30. for storage a crucial bx500 1tb is like $45. no need to wait much longer honestly.

Best: Samsung 870 evo 2nd best: crucial mx500 Those two have dram cache. There might be one or two more that have it too, maybe Kingston. Dram is crazy money right now. A Samsung or crucial will cost you $150 on eBay minimum. It's stupid. And it'll be used most likely. Teamgroup AX2 or patriot memor

That model should be fine keeping the 256 GB NVMe drive and replacing the 2.5 inch hard drive with a 2.5 inch SATA SSD, assuming the caddy and cable are still inside. I have done this kind of Dell swap before, and the main thing is thickness, so stick with a 7 mm 2.5 inch SATA drive. A Crucial MX500

Cheers man. Currently, with your build, i would suggest (a) CPU - getting a slightly better one for futureproofing, the 7600 non x / x variant is great for value. Another thing lefted out is the CPU cooler, any cheap one compatible with the processor should be good enough, thermalright Peerless assa