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Thank you guys for your help. I finnaly get the PNY SSD 1TB for 90$. This is a video from Linus that can help people in my situation too :

Hello everyone, I actually have 3 drives: - Crucial P5 Nvme m.2 500Gb for the windows system. - Crucial MX500 500GB ssd for my personal Documents, music, movies and some stuff. - HGST 3.5" 7200rpm 6TB for my working files (with external backup) I want to buy a new SSD drive for gaming purpose only (Installing games from Steam, Origin, Windows store, and Playing on it). I have a budget of 110$ and i hesitate a lot betweeb regular 1TB ssd, something like my trusty MX500, an entry-level 1Tb Nvme (Intel 665p, Crucial P1, Adata Swordfish...) or an enthousiast SSD like my P5 or the samsung 970 pro, but in this situation i can only offord a 500GB. My motherboard is the Assus tuf z390m+pro wifi. it can support another nvme. It's a new i9 9900k rig, i really want something good for, but i don't know if the difference for gaming between those drives woth sacrifying half of the capacity. Thank you for help

Hi, My WD blue hard drive crashed, and i'm planning to buy a regular SSD (no socket for M2) to replace it. It will be used only to install games and nothing but games. The best products i can found in local store are : - Crucial MX500 500Gb for $89 - Crucial BX500 480Gb 3D NAND for $75 Is it worth it to pay the extra $14 for the MX version (better gaming experience or better durability maybe) or the BX would be enaught for my use ? thank you