SN7100

I bought a WD SN7100 1tb during amazon sale for 6.2k now it cost that much for 500gb 😂

the graph to look at in the tom's hardware review: https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/cQcY7nFsNJVHZoKo28VBwG.png actual sustained write testing. you see drops down to roughly 1 GB/s write speed, which is honestly disgusting for a pci-e 5 ssd. on a quick look and please correct me if i'm wrong here, t

Hi extradudeguy, Thank you for your quick response and the guidance regarding mainline kernels. I understand that mainline kernels are for testing, and appreciate your recommendation for officially tested distros. To clarify, I did anticipate this question and had already conducted testing on differ

And don’t use a WD Black SN7100, it can’t keep up with streaming audio from disk

Look at mbo something like a msi mag b850 max tomahawk wifi. You also probably dont need 64gb ram 32gb is the sweet spot you there games very very rarely use more than 32gb, also more likely to get stability issues with 64gb. Save the money from that an put it into a 5080. Oh but stay away from asro

There are so many qd oled monitors available below 50k and you are going with 4k ips ? Also, mediocre ssd and motherboard. Check out gigabyte b850m gaming x wifi. Ssd - wd sn7100/ p510...

WD sn7100 is DRAM-less SSD if OP care DRAM then either Samsung 990 Pro or Kingston KC3000, both are PCIe gen 4 x 4 2280 NVMe SSD

The WD Black SN7100 is working on my ASRock b350 pro4, but only in the M2_2 Slot, not the faster Ultra M2_1. In order to get it working I installed a newer UEFI version (10.xx) and — most importantly — activated the "Force PCIe on M2_2" by switching from "Auto" to "Yes". I'm still quite frustrated as

I'd try not to end up with a single stick in this kind of price range. Other than that it's reasonable. Is the a3 something you want for sure? It's basically the same size as a normal atx midtower if you just cut the height in half. https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/VhkzNp Still a little over $2000 i

It's not a thing the sn7100 is the successor of sn770, if you have the budget you can go for sn850x since it does have a dram cache instead of hmb