Replace the ram and main nvme, 64gb are unnecesarry, 32 is completely fine, and look for a 6000mts CL30 kit instead The SN850X is kinda overkill, no need to overspend on storage, an SN770 is perfectly fine too Also, why intel? You could very easily get a B650 motherboard and a cpu like the 7600, 760

$550 for 4TB is insanity considering 1 year ago the SN850X 4TB was $230.

Do your research on the SN850x. It has some weird pausing / freezing issues with high rates of random read/writes. I have one of the 8TB models inside of a ACASIS TB5 case and have experienced these oddities. Just a heads up.

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EDIT 2: Still happening with 11.2 :)

EDIT 3: FIXED! I WAS USING CUSTOM ICONS. DELETED "ICONS" FOLDER INSIDE "INTERFACE"! (.blp files cause crashes)

I’ve been experiencing constant Access Violation crashes ever since the recent 11.1.7 update

System Specs: • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D • Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair X870E Hero • GPU: MSI RTX 4090 Suprim • RAM: 64GB DDR5 (2-stick kit, high-speed) • Storage: WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB NVMe (with heatsink) • Cooling: EK-Quantum Velocity² CPU block + custom loop • Case: Phanteks Eclipse P600

WHAT?!?!?!!?Super disappointing The SN850X had become my go-to SSD

So, as I've been around this DataHoarding area of reddit for a bit now and realise I'm not weird and the only one. I, due to limited funds, look for the odd deal on Amazon now and then with drives. It being Prime Day I thought I'd look. I know their Prime Day is generally shit but you never know.

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I made these notes for myself while looking at Framework 16. But I thought it might be useful for someone else, or maybe you just want to share your thoughts about it in the comments below.

I am in the process of updating/rewriting these notes on a regular basis.

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It anecdotal, but last year I bought on sale the SN850X 4TB with heatsink for $270 and it's list price was $350. That same drive is now on sale for $375 and it's list price is $522. Both last year's and this year's prices are from the SanDisk store.

I passed on a sale for the same SSD for $599. I thought it was stupid expensive. And since it was a new product, I just needed to wait until it went below $400. That price point was based on my WD SN850X 4TB purchases for $236. Not too many years ago, the only PC components that cost over $600 was t