T705

Crucial

T705

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Need a second opinion on my pc part picker list!

For the games you’re playing your setup is overkill. You can get BO2 Zombies on steam. A 9800X3D is amazing but for the games you’re playing you wouldn’t need it. A 7800X3D will do just as well for less. If you’re adamant on the current cpu I’d prob recommend a 6000 CL30 DDR5 ram. It runs better w t

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mixedlawnmower in r/PcBuild

May 19, 2026 4:28 AM

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Building new PC with 8yo daughter. Asking for help/advice.

  • 2TB NVME for boot & Apps (does GEN 3 vs 4 vs 5 matter in my context? Brand impact?) Brand, not so much but model yes. Speed, to a point but not really. I'd just try to get a decent tlc model. Market is super volatile right now and still spiking so this gen 5 is actually a reasonable 'budget' option
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Covante in r/buildapcforme

March 7, 2026 7:28 AM

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first pc build - feedback pls

I would suggest using pcpartpicker.com (specifically their German version - de.pcpartpicker.com) as it is a much more widely used site and generally pulls information from more retailers. Many of the parts in your list are very expensive for no performance benefit (mainly purely aesthetics). You are

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fuddyduddyc in r/PcBuild

January 20, 2026 3:14 PM

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Wait for 9850x3D or buy 9800x3D/9950x3D now? First time building gaming PC

Sure thing. I have one gen5 SSD (crucial T705) and one Western digital gen4 SSD. 4GB each. A few games load maybe a second faster at best on the gen5 vs. the gen4 drive. Nothing earth shattering. The reason being that the games still only use 8 cores at most when loading levels, so even though the G

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HereForC0mments in r/ryzen

January 23, 2026 4:26 PM

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2.2 lakh quotation

Since you are going with the X870 motherboard you can go with Gen 5 ssd, because the price of gen 4 and gen 5 is now really close, back in September 2025 the gen 4 ssd with 7000 MB/s speed was around ₹7,000 but gen 5 with 14,000 MB/s speed was more than 15K that means double speed for double the pri

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Fragrant-Revenue2623 in r/IndianPCGamers

February 26, 2026 7:08 AM

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Help with my part list

If the budget allows, consider the 9070 16GB. It's about €100 extra for a 30% fps. Another thing is a better ssd. The NV3 is OK, but solidly in the budget category. A Crucial T705 is €10 more and much, much faster.

gamblodar in r/PcBuild

March 5, 2026 5:53 AM

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New PC specs. Any reason to change anything?

AM5 CPUs don't work super well with 4 sticks of RAM. You'll need to reduce the speeds a lot to make the system stable. Much bettter to get 2x32GB. Also, if you're going to go full high-end, might as well got with a Gen5 SSD. The Crucial T705 has come down in price a lot recently.

613_detailer in r/pcbuilding

November 28, 2025 3:20 AM

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Wait for 9850x3D or buy 9800x3D/9950x3D now? First time building gaming PC

Yeh the Crucial T705 has been great for me, and I've had no cooling issues thanks to my board having that heat plate to dissipate all the heat on it. My case has a giant 220mm fan on the side panel blowing directly at the plate, so I never have issues with it staying cool. Looks like the X870E carbo

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HereForC0mments in r/ryzen

January 24, 2026 4:07 AM

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Could someone please help with finding out if the ram and motherboard are definitely compatible in this build? I also think my cooler does not allow enough ram clearance.

Uhh you just need to put the fan bit higher else should be fine atleast from my experience it is like that. Also we are talking about the G2 version right ? I think we need to swap the case to something like wider because as far as I know because it is tall. No worries I think I can do some better a

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Vegetable-Matter3953 in r/PcBuildHelp

February 8, 2026 5:03 PM

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