GenericDouchebag

Thanks a lot for the input mate and apologies for the delayed response. Your reply was truly helpful; have a good one!

oh, ok. Anyway, thank you for your time, you were really helpful; have a good one, cheers! yeah, I do agree. I noticed that the read/write digits on NVME SSDs were tremendously higher than those of a regular one and was wondering if there was a noticeable difference performance-wise in real-world or if it was just a marketing 'trick'.

CPU: Ryzen 7 1700x GPU: RX 480 (I'll purchase a high end on summer, though) RAM: Ballistix 3466MHz HDD: Toshiba E300 3TB SSD: 850 EVO 500GB

Forgot to mention that I will soon start developing games and will start using animation/designing tools, as well. Not sure if I'll notice any difference in these. What do you guys think?

Greetings, I currently own a 500GB 850 EVO SSD. I use it mainly for gaming and coding, however, I'd like to know if buying a 960 EVO would be overkill for any of the aforementioned.