SSD for a gaming PC
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Solved by Oshino Shinobu,
For most of your usage, you wouldn't see any real world difference between NVMe or SATA III. That said, NVMe is barely anymore expensive than SATA III SSDs now and you may as well spend a little more so you get the benefits of NVMe over SATA, even if it's infrequent.
EVO Plus is the better of the two, but the EVO is still good.
A good option right now seems to be the Adata XPG SX8200 Pro. One of the top performers and cheaper than some of the drives from the likes of Samsung and Intel.

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