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Since you are going with the X870 motherboard you can go with Gen 5 ssd, because the price of gen 4 and gen 5 is now really close, back in September 2025 the gen 4 ssd with 7000 MB/s speed was around ₹7,000 but gen 5 with 14,000 MB/s speed was more than 15K that means double speed for double the pri

If the budget allows, consider the 9070 16GB. It's about €100 extra for a 30% fps. Another thing is a better ssd. The NV3 is OK, but solidly in the budget category. A Crucial T705 is €10 more and much, much faster.

Salut. Je t'ai fait une petite liste. Vu que c'est pas une config gaming je suis parti sur une esthétique noire sobre ^^. En AIO on a le Liquid Freezer 3 Pro qui est l'un des meilleurs 360 à un prix imbattable. Pour la carte mère une X870 blindée en termes de VRM, pcie 5 sur le nvme (et GFX mais pas

Interesting to see the Crystaldiskmark speeds with Gen 4 SSDs on the A8 Z2E.. I thought with the Z2E having double the threads of the 258V, the Random 4k benchmarks would be much better. Guess I was wrong! My Gen 5 crucial T705 in the MSI Claw 8AI+ has over 4 x the Random 4k Read speed, and equal wr

I have a Gen 5 4tb Crucial T705 (2280) and have no micro stuttering at all.. The stock SSD is almost Gen 3 specs and I had many issues with load times with it, and your WD Black (I assume SN770M 2tb) should be hitting 5,150MB/s read/write on sequential speeds. Will be much lower in RND4k though I wo

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No need to have two separate SSD's unless you're doing heavy video editing these days. Modern SSD's are fast and reliable enough that background OS writes don't impact performance or longevity. It's always better to have more storage than less, but if you think 1 TB is fine, then grab this one inste

You can use any M.2 NVME SSD pretty much. If you want something really fast there’s the Crucial T705.

I would suggest using pcpartpicker.com (specifically their German version - de.pcpartpicker.com) as it is a much more widely used site and generally pulls information from more retailers. Many of the parts in your list are very expensive for no performance benefit (mainly purely aesthetics). You are

When you say you have no budget, you mean you're ok with a 5000$ or 10'000$ PC? If we don't spend money just to spend money, but we want to maximize performances while still being somewhat reasonable: Ryzen 9800X3D, 2x32GB of RAM, RTX 5080 (or 5090 if you really don't mind the cost), a fast NVME SSD