Game load time difrences between 1800mb/s and 3200mb/s

[BoggerBoss]

So I'm wondering how much difrence in load times these two speeds would effect games like star citizen and heavily modded skyrim and fallout 4. Games like that. I'm looking at two different m.2 and wondering if it was worth giving up and extra terabyte for more speed. 

 

https://www.computerlounge.co.nz/shop/components/storage/solid-state-drives/samsung-970-evo-plus-1tb-m2-nvme-ssd

 

https://www.computerlounge.co.nz/shop/components/storage/solid-state-drives/intel-660p-series-2tb-m2-nvme-ssd

[helgehelge123]

If 1 TB is enough for the near future and you only play singleplayer games, I would take the Samsung and rip through loading screens with nearly double the read speed and tripple IOPS. The speed is not relevant for multiplayer games, though. There is always someone with a HDD or normal SSD you are waiting for. 
If you see yourself needing more than a TB, go for the Intel.
 

[Jurrunio]

I moved from samsung 840 Pro (550MB/s max, limited by SATA interface and my use on it doesn't help) to HP EX920 (slightly worse than the 970 Evo), and I can say that load times did not differ to a point of being noticeable.