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Which one of these SSDs should I get and some bonus questions

monyy47
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The contenders are: 500GB WD_BLACK SN850 NVMe; 500GB Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 NVMe; 500GB Corsair Force Series MP600 Gen 4.0 M.2 NVMe- Similar price ranges, same storage amount
And the bonus questions are: Will all of these SSDs work with a B450 Aorus Pro and will I need to buy a heat spreader or anything else other than the SSD itself
 

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1 minute ago, monyy47 said:

will I need to buy a heat spreader or anything

else other than the SSD itself

nope

1 minute ago, monyy47 said:

The contenders are: 500GB WD_BLACK SN850 NVMe; 500GB Samsung 970 EVO Plus M.2 NVMe; 500GB Corsair Force Series MP600 Gen 4.0 M.2 NVMe- Similar price ranges, same storage amount

personal it would be the samsung

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For me I'd just choose whichever one has the highest TBW rating since they're all decent SSDs. Yes, they'll all work with that board, and no you probably won't need to buy a heatspreader.

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There is zero reason to get a pcie 4.0 SSD on a B450 board. Something like a WD Blue SN550 should be cheaper if you are just gaming.

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I would suggest either the samsung one or a WD_BLACK SN750 (not sn850). Every other option wouldn't make any notable difference because B450 doesn't have PCIe Gen 4.

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