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Merlijn
By Merlijn
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According to the SSD tier list, yes. But imo, its not the best nvme out there and i would just go for a good SATA SSD.

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17 minutes ago, Merlijn said:

Why sata?

Because it is still completely viable for a boot device on a budget and you really cant notice it in a day to day use unless youre working with a lot of random data write and read like in a high resolution video editing

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