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Well.. if OP needs mod, the mwe gold 550 is $70...

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Probably shit. https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Power-Supply/PB500#kf 456W on 12V rail for a 500W psu mean it probably group regulated. there was a Jonny Guru review of it, but it was deleted. So I can't say anything about the quality of it Garbage.

Forgot to add, all Corsair keyboards are garbage.

Not needed, 3600 draws like 70W in gaming with PBO on Sabrent Rocket says hi. Riveted HDD cages, nonremovable 5.25" bays, no PSU shroud... cable management is going to be a bit tough Holy hell that is overpriced. You're paying $97 for a PSU that is worse than the Corsair CX in quality.

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Optimally, if you're transferring tens/hundreds of GB of files on a regular basis, Phison E12 drives like the Sabrent Rocket. (Not a 970 evo though, Samsung drives are almost always overpriced) If you're not doing much file transfer, then really most drives are fine for boot. I would get a TcSunBow X3 1tb for boot.

The top consumer NVMe drive is the Intel Optane 900P. If you're going for "one of the top", that's incredibly subjective. But that will not include the EVO, even Phison E12 drives like Sabrent Rocket will outclass the evo on tasks such as content creation.

Ever heard of Phison E12?

Not really 660p specific, most SSDs including TLC NVMe's slow down heavily around that filled up capacity.

i see.

Well, the XFX XT in the review that Matsozetex linked was the same PSU as the s12/M12II. So you are talking about the same PSU as him...

Ähm... Sabrent Rocket 1tb is the same price.

According to someone the navi encoder is roughly on par with Nvidia Pascal encoder. Obviously both are far being Turing encoder, but I wouldn't say the AMD encoder is garbage... unless you have information suggestion otherwise

So the computerbase.de's XFX psu is still the s12ii rebranded?

http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page625.htm I would like to see a source for that.

Well, the formula is a heavily upgraded GPS, and the MWE Gold slightly below the CX... Normally if the price difference was big I would've gone with CX/MWE gold over Formula, but it's only $5 for a pretty big quality difference...

I would have gotten the 550W formula on Newegg for $70 over both

It was $60. And the price doesn't matter as long as the drive is good. The Sabrent Rocket 512gb at $1 would still be as reliable as the Sabrent Rocket at $60. So you decided to completely ignore half of my comment?

maybe owo

There the same drive. And the customer service is great because the drive is sold on Amazon, Sabrent are more known for HDD enclosures and that type of stuff.

Sabrent Rocket is a Phison E12 drive, same as Corsair MP510, Inland Premium etc. So you can search up reviews for the MP510 instead. And Tcsunbow X3 is an SM2258 drive, same controller as the MX500. Just lower binned nand, worse firmware and i believe smaller SLC cache which won't matter for boot drives.

Sabrent Rocket at $60, Tcsunbow X3 at $49. And yet you still chose this...

As @lee32uk said before, this is about OP, not you. Plus you haven't stated why you wouldn't get it. To me, if you won't provide any reasonable explanation or evidence as to why the Sabrent Rocket isn't good or why you wouldn't get it, then you are implying baseless claims against it, which is the equivalent of lying.