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true but ducky is just made better and is going to last longer than a red dragon plus the customization and some of the cooler features are nice.

yes, and i selected the m.2. but when i took the falty drive out it could not boot.

I need a computer for occasional gaming and school and with a price cap of 800 to 850.

whenever i install something it always tries to install it on the m.2

Hi, i have 2x 860 evo's in my build one of them which has all of my games and stuff works just fine the other does not show up at all. Another issue I ran into when I came home and booted up my PC is it said it did not have a boot drive yet my boot drive should be an m.2 drive. At this time i took out the drive that i thought did not work hoping to maybe get a different one. I replugged in my SSD and it booted almost like it was booting from the SSD that did not work. eny ways to check if the drive works or if i am booting from that drive and not my m.2 thanks.

true but i feel like ducky is a little bit more reliable and is built better than a red dragon

i have a corsair AIO and it works great honestly get one of the new ones that they make should run longer.

Hello I personal would not go with a RTX card, But to answer your question i prefer A MSI card just because of there good build quality and they appealing looks and in your case a higher boost clock.

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ok thank you i will try and get a picture when i get home

yes i have it is just not registering on my storage.

Also it is a 860 evo

No pictures sry I might have some later but I wanted to ask if there are any ways that might fix this. I have Two 870evo 500gb drives only one is working both are powered by a sata and are both plugged into my motherboard i have tried switching the data transfer cable but nothing has changed. Thanks.

Nah i would lower the price a good bit