T710

Crucial is part of micron the other big dram/nand producer. They offered gen5 drives way before Samsung did. The t705 and t710 are excellent drives, the later outperform the 9100pro in some tests and vice-versa, they are very comparable drives. As to which to get I would say at this level..the cheap

Well crucial T710’s are gen 5 with really high speed if you want that. WD black sn850x is a good gen 4 drive if you want that

Eu vou viajar pra fora mês que vem e vou comprar por lá e trazer na mala. Mas os que estão na minha lista aqui são: 490eur - Crucial T710 4TB PCIe 5.0 390eur - Lexar EQ790 4TB PCIe Gen4x4 460eur - Samsung 990 PRO 4 TB PCIe 4.0 490eur - SABRENT 4TB Gen 4 PCIe 4.0 Devo ir ou no Lexar por ser o mais em

60gb will take a while on a mechanical drive Eh really depends on the HDD. Outside this guy's budget but I'm using 4 x 18 TB ironwolf pros in my desktop. Largely for my Plex server but also archival photos etc, all mirrored (with the personal files also updated once a year on a separate 8TB I keep a

Many of the parts in your list are way too expensive (ex. The video card in your list is more expensive than the next level up 5080, even considering the white-color premium - so it’s massively overpriced, by about $400). Suggestions below that upgrade the CPU and GPU, better storage, better airflow

CPU: For your use cases, you want a multi-core CPU with a high clock speed. Also, from what I’ve read, it’s best to avoid CPUs with both performance and efficiency cores (i.e. Intel CPUs) for audio processing, because sometimes Windows will incorrectly assign a high priority task to one of the lower

Nice build. I'd get a the pcie 5.0 version of that SSD, the T710 for £60 more.

If it’s in a desktop PC built, take a gen 5 (Crucial T710) at the same price with a heat sink.

Sorry I took so long to get back with you. I’ve been out of town for a couple of days. I ended up not using any MicroCenter bundles. I really wanted to give you 64GB of memory and none of their current bundle offerings had more than 32GB. Just last week they offered a 64GB memory upgrade for their b

I'm suggesting two options. They differ in CPU,GPU and RAM. For the CPU, I picked the 7900X It's a great, 12-core cpu. It stays cool with a great air cooler cooler. The motherboard has wifi and extra M.2 & DIMM slots for future upgrades. The build has 32GB of RAM and a super-fast 2TB PCIe 5.0 SSD wi