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Some suggestions to provide you significantly more storage (using a better spec drive), along with some other changes, for slightly less cost. For quiet operation, it's essential to set custom fan curves on the AIO fans, case fans, and GPU fans. Motherboard: Unless the X870E chipset motherboard has

Salut ! Vu le budget "No Limit" et l'objectif 10G/4K OLED, voici la configuration "Endgame" qu'il te faut : 1. Le Cœur du PC (Prêt pour la 5090) CPU : AMD Ryzen 9 9950X (Le sommet actuel pour le gaming/appli). Cooling : ASUS ROG Ryujin III 360 ARGB (AIO avec écran LCD pour le style). RAM : 64 Go DDR

Crucial products are very firmly planted at "Good cost, good performance" and occasionally "Good cost, top tier performance". I exclusively buy crucial SSDs. I have a 1TB P3, a 2TB T500, and a 2TB T700. All work flawlessly, the T700's speeds are among the best i've ever seen.

If you want to reduce the cost a little without any compromise you can consider these alternative components which costs a little less - PSU - MSI Mag A850GL (Good fully modular 80+ Gold rated PSU) -> Buy MSI Mag A850GL PCIE5 ATX 3.1 Gold Fully Modular SMPS - Computech Store SSD - Crucial T700 (This

The 9600X is a generation newer and a minor price increaae. Great cooling doesn't have to be expensive Saved a bit on a still good motherboadd I went with a single 16GB stick instead of 2x8GB. The performance loss isn't as big as with DDR4, and will make future upgrades easier The SSD in your list i

Of the three you list, the T700 is the fastest. However, for about the same price, the T710 is even faster. That mb has four m.2 SSD slots. The primary slot (M2A_CPU) will run at PCIe 5.0 x4 speed, regardless of what other peripherals you’re using. Similarly, the 3rd and 4th slots (M2C_SB & M2D_SB) wi

I have an SER8 which is Ryzen 7 (8845HS) with Radeon 780m graphics. The SER9's CPU is similar, but newer architecture, and has a better GPU. Mine is also 32GB and 1TB. One thing I don't like about this SER9 is that it lists LPDDR5 RAM; I would prefer socketed SODIMM that can be replaced or upgraded

I've had my SER8 for about a year -- it's a great machine. Quiet, runs cool and fast. The only downside has been the wifi due to the metal case. It's not horrible, but our 600 mbps connection would only provide around 300-400 mbps (still more than we need for daily usage). I did request the wifi "up

A faster ssd is what I recommend for video editing but none of these drives have dram. Most Samsung ssds have them not all, wd black sn850x, and crucial t500 and t700 have dram while it isn’t needed a faster drive in general is what I recommend if you are editing videos.

I can get Crucial T700 4TB NVMe M.2 (w/Heatsink) for 480 € in Europe, that is like 500 bucks So even tho this is one of the best ssd's out there it is still a bit overpriced I would say Not to mention Gen4 ssd generally goes around 240€