![]() ![]() Honestly, even that isn't enough for me so I'll end up carrying a 4TB portable HDD :p ![]() If I were you, I'd install a 1TB SATA SSD for steam library and then a 2TB SSHDD for bulk storage. How much storage you need depends on your space usage habits. There is absolutely no benefit to running games on an NVMe SSD over a SATA SSD. If you're adamant on running your games off an SSD, then get a SATA SSD, they're cheaper. Running your games off a HDD isn't really all that much slower than an SSD in most cases, especially if it's a Firecuda SSHDD (HDD with a small SSD built-in), and they're only around $80 for 2TB. Your NVMe SSD is only ever really useful for just your OS and non-gaming apps. 32GB right now is kind of overkill if all you do is gaming and light work. It might do you well for the next few years. Other brands like Western Digital, Corsair, Intel and Adata are also good options but Samsung currently makes the best SSDs in the market in terms of reliability, warranty and overall speeds.ฤก6GB of RAM is more than enough if you're not doing any memory intensive workloads. I would recommend the Samsung 970 Evo for the M.2 SSD and the 860 Evo for the 2.5" SSD. If all you do is gaming and not doing any productivity work which requires constant transfer of large files, going with a 2.5" SSD would be a great option due to the lower price as you wouldn't notice the difference between 2.5" SSDs and NVMe SSDs. 2.5" SSDs are around 25% cheaper than M.2 NVMe ones and I would suggest going with whatever you can afford with your budget. You get more speed, reliability and durability. ![]() I also wouldn't suggest getting an HDD considering how cheap 2.5" SSDs have become as well. Both options are welcomed as prices for NVMe M.2 SSDs have dropped drastically over the last few months. ![]()
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