SN850X 2TB

The Asus TUF or MSI Gaming X Trio would be solid picks for your needs - both have excellent cooling and run pretty quiet while not breaking the bank with unnecessary premium features. For the SSD, skip the FireCuda 530 and grab a Samsung 990 Pro or WD SN850X instead, they're usually cheaper in Germa

Those builds are good. If you go for the highest end one, I'd customize it by taking the WD sn850x ssd and removing windows license to save £200.

The 9600x comes with a free cooler right now, so if you're open to doing a white build you can get a much better overall build for about the same price - PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 5 9600X 3.9 GHz 6-Core Processor $179.99 @ Newegg CPU Cooler Cooler Master Elite 84.2 CFM Liq

Don't get the one with the heatsink. Your motherboard heatsink will cool it fine. If your motherboard doesn't have an m.2 heatsink, then buy a $10 thermalright or bequiet heatsink as those will outperform the stock WDBlack heatsink and will give you the option to move that drive around later. I use

I so regret not buying 2 WD SN850X 8TB for $530 each about 20 months ago. I was going to pair those with 2 WD SN770 (?) 2TB for 20TB total. Now I don't have $16K laying around...

É uma triste realidade estes preços. Havia SN850x 2TB por 150€ a certa altura, agora 1TB está por 180 💀 Na minha opinião devias comprar o que achas que precisas. Tens net rápida (1000 Mbps) para voltar a sacar jogos? Compra 1TB. Caso contrário, compra 2TB. Voltei a ler o post todo e deparei-me com o

for the 2025 g14 you want a single-sided ssd to avoid heat issues. at $400 you've got great options. Samsung 990 Pro 2TB runs around $280-320, hits 7450MB/s, and the magician software helps with thermal monitoring. WD Black SN850X 2TB is similar performance around $260-300. if you want to save a bit

WD sn850x is extremely good and reliable I’ve got several and 1 in my ps5 pro.

Same, SN850X 2TB with heatsink for 14k. Turned out it was an investment, haha.

As for the case, I'd suggest looking at the Lian Li's (LANCOOL 216/217, Vector, O11, & O11 Vision), Antec Flux's, Fractal North/Torrent, etc. in the Microcenter store. That'll let you get an idea of size & appearance in person as opposed to imagining things on the internet. (I actively dislike the a