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I’m using a RAID 0 setup dedicated solely to my Steam/Epic game library. It read/writes at 13GB/sec. Two 1TB Samsung Pro 990 SSDs. It’s absolutely complete overkill; I just launched Stalker 2 and loaded my latest quicksave to test it and my max read rate looking at one drive was 249.455MB/sec. Both

You do not notice SSD speed differences in daily use. The Samsung 990Pro is the benchmark in PCIe4.0 SSDs - much faster on paper and in benchmarks than the OEM PM 981. I have retrofitted quite a few of those in xx80-generation Thinkpads and the faster speeds compared to the old Samsung PM981 these s

Ahhhhh ok this is more what I was looking for. I had to google the board and threadripper but can you confirm its pic e 3.0? If that is the platform your nvmes are being bottlenecked by the mobo. So if you had a 990 pro from Samsung it will only read and write at 3500mb/s even though it’s labeled fo

For a motherboard, I would go with a b850m from gigabyte as it supports am5 and all the later things. For psu, just find a good one from cybernetics though I would recommend at the very least 750W gold 80+. Ram get 32gb 6000mhz ddr5 preferably with low latency though currently that’s pretty expensiv

Hey there, I just wanted to thank you because this comment helped me so much. I have Samsung 990 PRO 2TB SSD, which started working very poorly about 2 weeks ago, and I couldn't pinpoint the issue. The write speeds were terrible (about 300 MB/s max) and average response time was in hundreds of ms, w

i have a 1tb samsung 990 pro with 600gb of free space and it unpacked at a speed of 100kilobyted per second for 5 minutes while nothing was running in the background. then i gave up and redownloaded the whole game

Ask the seller is that zotac 4080 super is registered or not. If yes the zotac cards got 5 years of warranty(only manufacturer in our country gives 5 yrs warranty). So you will get warranty till atleast 2028-29. So it is a definite yes. If not registered only 3 yrs of warranty. And you don't need to

For anyone else stumbling upon this thread from doing Google-searches: I recently bought 4TB Samsung 990 Pro NVMe, that I put in some Ugreen 20Gbps USB3.2 NVMe enclosure. Connected to a MacBook Pro M4 Max 16". System Information states that it connects with 10Gbps (3.1 Gen2), which makes sense since

For storage i highly(and i mean highly) recommend a Samsung 990 pro or WD SN850x any capacity, those have built in ram for faster load times and over 7000mBps transfer speeds

Yes. but PCI-e 4 is fully backwards compatible. If anything, fast PCI-e 4.0 SSDs like the aforementioned Samsung 990Pro saturate the bus in every scenario. PCI-e 3.0 x4 has a maximum realistic throughput of somewhere between 3500-3700 Gb/s. which is easily surpassed by modern SSDs. Samsung 990 Pro r