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02/03/26(Tue)20:55:09 No.732242596
Anonymous 02/03/26(Tue)20:55:09 No.732242596 Archived
Well, /v/? I have a 1TB SATA SSD for vidya and I'm thinking of getting more storage, but prices are absolutely fucked atm and I don't feel like giving away my left kidney
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)21:21:22 No.732243854
Anonymous 02/03/26(Tue)21:21:22 No.732243854
For everyday use, there's very little difference between SATA III and NVMe. The only speed advantage NVMe offers is transferring large single files, which most vidyajames do not do.
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Anonymous
02/03/26(Tue)21:21:56 No.732243884
Anonymous 02/03/26(Tue)21:21:56 No.732243884
>>732242596
For games most do well on SATA
Really only some games that have released over the last 5 years are improved with NVME drives, most just load faster and some it reduces any wait or stutter on load but it's dependent on the game.
Also the gen doesn't matter, pcie 3 4 or 5 perform nearly the same for games
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