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  • @SmartPicked
    @SmartPicked Před 5 měsíci +3

    ➡ Links of the Best M.2 NVMe SSDs we listed in this video.
    👉Fastest NVMe M.2 SSD
    1. Crucial T700
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    👉Best SSD for Gaming Overall
    2. WD Black SN850X
    bit.ly/48kbvbL
    👉Best SSD for Pure Speed
    3. Samsung 990 Pro
    bit.ly/48fsjRi
    👉Best High-End PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD for Gaming
    4. Crucial T500
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    👉Best Budget NVMe SSD
    5. WD Black SN770
    bit.ly/3wo7sxG

    • @PantsCranks
      @PantsCranks Před 5 měsíci +1

      WARNING POTENTIAL CONSUMER: Please Read Below
      Get fudged with this BS review and your channel on the whole... Would not recommend especially this channel moving from consumer grade electronics (still crap) to the space of enthusiast level PC parts as review options, coming from this channel Smart Picked (but all stolen info) BS rhetoric approach to reviewing these items. This channel cannot be trusted to steer you in the right direction I hope this helps someone in relation to learning to go watch reviewers of tech that are not automated garbage siphoning us consumers to Amazon link affiliated websites owned by themselves that are NOT even disclosed in the CZcams description as those links send you to and funnel you through to their website where every item "reviewed" has an affiliated link for purpose...
      People have to start asking themselves why is there not ONE negative review of any items on this CZcams channel on the whole thus such especially if going by its own about section bio, they are trying to position themselves as pardon the pun the "Smart Picked" reviewed tech items channel, for us, although re-iterating never actually anyone involved in the channel has touched in person any of these items EVER to be able to give as first hand creditable information in turn then proclaim this, the tech reviewed here, as the "right" choice for US consumers whatsoever.
      I call BS. Peace Hope this helps...

  • @studiol5220
    @studiol5220 Před 5 měsíci +1

    CRUCIAL T500 ist not good for games

  • @supergenius74
    @supergenius74 Před 5 měsíci +4

    none, m.2 isn't needed for gaming. no noticeable difference. save your money and buy a SSD. We wont need m.2 for gaming until cpu's get about 10 times faster.

    • @Matt101905
      @Matt101905 Před 5 měsíci +13

      Go ahead and play ps5 games off your ssd then tell me how we dont need a m.2 form.

    • @supergenius74
      @supergenius74 Před 5 měsíci +6

      @@Matt101905 i stopped gaming on console back in 1987 because i wasn't a kid anymore

    • @ScaryHaze
      @ScaryHaze Před 5 měsíci +1

      So now you are hating in the Internet lol​@@supergenius74

    • @darkninja9499
      @darkninja9499 Před 4 měsíci +8

      ​@@supergenius74ok?

    • @JustAGuy85
      @JustAGuy85 Před 4 měsíci

      @@Matt101905 Consoles like the Xbox take much more advantage of DirectStorage which gets huge gains from M.2 NVME drives over SSD drives. Now more and more PC games are utilizing it. 6x faster loading on Forspoken with an NVME drive. Microsoft Flight Simulator uses it. Forza Motorsports uses DirectStorage. Get ready for many more games utilizing DirectStorage on PC in 2024. I saw a list of quite a large amount of games, but I can't remember them all. Just a few that I had.
      Now, yeah, without DirectStorage, the difference between loading times in games with a decent SSD and a great M.2 NVME drive are practically zero difference. That's because it's all about seek times, not transferring one 5GB chunk at once to your RAM. It's about finding hundreds or thousands of files and in my experience, games without DirectStorage load the same on an SSD as they do on an M.2 NVME (I'm using a 2TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus). Even games on a USB 3.0 drive will load far faster than an HDD because of seek times. And my USB is a Sandisk Ultra Fit so it reads at 130-135 MB/s and writes at 30 MB/s. But being "solid state", the seek times are faster than any HDD out there.
      But be ready... 2024 is bringing games with DirectStorage and HUGE VRAM requirements. Since late 2022 and all of 2023, MANY of the new games push my 6700XT 12GB to 9+GB VRAM easily... with a lot going beyond that easily. I play at 1440p Ultra.