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  1. hello_there_123
    A55 is better.
  2. hello_there_123
    SX6000 pro>mx500 according to him.
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    No there isn't. And usually the PCIe lanes that an NVMe drive takes up won't conflict with the GPU because the PCIe lanes dedicated to NVMe are completely separate and do not interfere with the GPU PCIe lanes. Phison E12 is a controller.
  4. hello_there_123
    Cooler Master Snowman.
  5. hello_there_123
    SX6000 Pro for consumers is indeed better than the MX500. As is the 660p. He accidentally switched tiers 4 and 5. The sx6000 pro/ex900/mushkin helix-L etc. are better than the 660p/P1. Another one that's not really that relevant to this discussion but i'll add now anyway are that the Phison E12 based drives (sabrent rocket, inland premium, corsair mp510, mushkin pilot, silicon power A80 etc.) should be in tier 2.
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    Not that I know of.
  7. hello_there_123
    https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/be-quiet-system-power-u9-500w-psu,6035.html Aris lying again?/
  8. hello_there_123
    System power 9 is acrf?? TIL
  9. hello_there_123
    Living under a rock? Never heard of Zen 2? $66 not counting MIR which takes months to come, and when considering that the better quality CX550 is $60, I have a hard time recommending the GD...
  10. hello_there_123
    Good enough that there will usually be no noticeable performance in gaming between a stock-overclocked 3600 and a large tower cooler-overclocked 3600.
  11. hello_there_123
    Stock.
  12. hello_there_123
    Ok, so? You expected it to be PCIe x1? It does worse than the MX500, a SATA ssd, on QD1 4K random rw.
  13. hello_there_123
    Way better than the A1000 garbage, its a solid tier 4 on Aegis's nvme tier list. 660p would be tier 5 for reference, A1000 tier 6
  14. hello_there_123
    I'd get that over the 660p.
  15. hello_there_123
    There is an EVGA GP??
  16. hello_there_123
    Gigabyte SSD is garbo. Phison E8T controller, yuck
  17. hello_there_123
    On a 5700XT, that would probably cause whining because the transformer is overloaded... I'm fine with 2 or 3 cables having to be ziptied and tucked under the PSU shroud but if OP decides otherwise, then the only good modular/semi modular PSU i can recommend is the MWE Gold 550w..
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    hello_there_123 LogicWeasel

    Nice PFP. 

  19. hello_there_123
    i'd get this then https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/88bwrH/hp-ex920-1tb-m2-2280-solid-state-drive-2yy47aaabc
  20. hello_there_123
    For a person just gaming and not doing a lot of file transfers, none.
  21. hello_there_123
    Cheaper. By a lot.
  22. hello_there_123
    Not Herman Mcpootis but I would not recommend an nvme ssd given the prices in Canada. Get either the 480gb or 1TB Team L5 Lite 3D.
  23. hello_there_123
    CX450 or 550
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    According to Microcenter's product page for the Powerspec 650W, it can supply 585W on the 12V rail. Which probably makes the PSU a crap group reg.
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    Actually double forward primary topology tends to be the least efficient among itself, ACRF and Half/Full Bridge LLC. I can't comment on the reliability part because I don't have failure rates on PSUs, maybe Jonnyguru or some other insider in the industry does.
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