T705

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

AM5 CPUs don't work super well with 4 sticks of RAM. You'll need to reduce the speeds a lot to make the system stable. Much bettter to get 2x32GB. Also, if you're going to go full high-end, might as well got with a Gen5 SSD. The Crucial T705 has come down in price a lot recently.

• 2TB NVME for boot & Apps (does GEN 3 vs 4 vs 5 matter in my context? Brand impact?) Brand, not so much but model yes. Speed, to a point but not really. I'd just try to get a decent tlc model. Market is super volatile right now and still spiking so this gen 5 is actually a reasonable 'budget' option

For those worried about heat from the heatpipes, MSI coated these heat pipes in a black ceramic coating which keeps the heat in the pipes, minimising heat radiation in this area... So its not an issue placing an SSD over the heat pipes. I've run this mod for over 5months now. one of the first to do

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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If you want to future-proof the system, look for the latest socket on the motherboard. AM5 will do you best as it is the newest. For the motherboard I would recommend something like the Gigabyte B650E Aorus or maybe even Asus ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme A good Gold+ 850W PSU would do you just fine,

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 use max wattage. Never had an issue. The Crucial T705 never gets over 65 degrees during gameplay (checked with HWinfo) so there is absolutely zero issues. FYI, MSI coats the APU heat pipes with a ceramic black coating, so the heat stays in the pipes, and that is advantageous for the SSD overing ov