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TLDR: Custa mais caro porque tem mais tecnologias que garantem mais durabilidade, mais performance instantânea e mais performance sustentada. A maioria das coisas geralmente mal se percebe, já que pra uso normal até mesmo os mais baratos funcionam bem. Vamos lá: NV3 costuma usar memórias NAND tipo Q

آه هو دة باين kingston NV3 عمره الافتراضي في حدود 112TBW فا يبقى فعلا المشكلة كتابة كتير لو عملت الفلتلك عليه فوق ممكن يهدي الدنيا علشان تقريبا انت بتشغل حاجة memory intensive والSSD بيكتب أكتر من 100 جيجا في اليوم ودة كتير أكيد أنت قلت كل اسبوع بيقل 1% يبقى تقريبا بتكتب 140 جيجا في اليوم ودة كتير أ

No worries! Is that budget USD? You might be able to find something like a 500GB SN7100 in-budget. There are also drives like the Kingston NV3 or Crucial P310 although they use QLC flash rather than TLC so will have reduced write endurance and the write speed will fall off a cliff (potentially worse

I had an external tb4 case kill a Kingston nv3 pci 4 1tb ssd which showed the same symptoms of disconnects and the temp of the nvme controller went up to 70 degrees c. RMA-ed and they tested in a pc and they said it worked fine but then they tried bigger files and watch the controller temps and spee

An X870 motherboard supports USB4, but has the same performance as a B850 one. Corsair is overpriced. The NV3 often uses QLC flash, which has low durability and becomes noticeably slower after a few years. The NM790 uses better TLC flash. The 9070 XT is fine for these games; when in doubt, look at s

you're right about dead power supply and buying newer PSU. a little advice, i did see your pc part list, but... Kingston NV3? i'd better change that, i'd recommend Western Digital or ADATA or Crucial. If u didnt know, the Kingston NV3 is very known for short useful life.

The P310 uses low-durability and low-speed QLC flash, so the comparatively low price is justified. (I would not want to install the OS on it if I wanted to use it for many years, but as secondary storage, it's fine.) The Kingston NV3 for the same price is worse. That one is cheaper: https://www.cybe