Any noticeable benefit in NVMe SSDs for gaming?
/pcbg/ - PC Building Genera
Nathan Lee
Blake Barnes
nope, right now for gaming you're way better served by the extra capacity of sata
Luke Russell
nvme is a meme that overheats
Parker Russell
That's funny since my sata MX500 runs way hotter than my 970 evo.
Dylan Jenkins
Nope. Not for gaming. Don't fall for it.
Caleb Lewis
If only you buy some chinkshit maybe.
Adrian Lewis
balla af
Camden Powell
16 gb ram
2080 GPU
I7 8700
M.2 250 GB
Z 390 MB
1 TB HDD
I want to play vidya with high quality graphics, using Windows 7 OS. I'd also like wifi. What do you think of this build? Also, how many years (estimate) do you think it'll last?
Also, should I use 2 8 GB ram or 1 16 gb, does it even matter?
I'm not entirely sure which motherboard to choose as far as ports go.
Luke Bennett
I thought SATA had less bandwidth, how does this work? I read online SSD is limited by SATA and the best way to go is use PCIe which is going to be NVMe with M.2
Jonathan Adams
Have same mouse and did the DIY 'bend the metal switch' fix about a month ago (left click would stay clicked and click intermittently). I couldn't believe it when I found the pcgamingwiki video on how to do it. I'll buy new switches if and when I have to...it really is an amazing mouse. I also did a fix on the cord not long after I bought it, but it's fantastic since.
Also, you reminded me that I have to go buy new teflon pads for the bottom, I kinda wrinkled one when I fixed it. To answer your question: hopefully.