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It's a slight GPU performance hit. Writing data to an SSD causes NAND wear. At the pictured write speed, it's 13.5 GB per hour. A 500GB Kingston NV3 QLC drive has a write endurance of 160 TBW, which means that keeping instant replay enabled on an otherwise full drive will wear out the drive in about

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

https://www.techpowerup.com/ssd-specs/kingston-nv3-1-tb.d2162 There are a dozen variants of this drive, all called the nv3. The first 3 were good, then it got cheaper and worse a bunch of times when they swapped to whatever they could get cheapest at the time, over and over again. Tlc is better than

A few things I noticed here Worth knowing... Ryzen 5 9600X Its a decent chip, but at 1080p/1140p the GPU will dominate, a Ryzen 5 9600 (non-X,) performs within ~4% in games and frees budget. The 9600X does shine in video editing though, so keep it if editing is heavy. Worth knowing... Kingston NV3 1

Looking pretty solid overall - the 7800X3D with the 4070 Ti Super is gonna be a beast combo for gaming Only thing I'd flag is that B850 board, those just dropped and might have some early adopter quirks. Could save some cash and go B650E instead since you're not doing anything crazy with overclockin