Need help choosing new SSD
1 hour ago, Kid.Lazer said:Unless you do heavy, large-file ingestion, I don't see any point in going with a more expensive option of anything for the same or less capacity. Until Direct Storage becomes standard (read: required) for most software/games, I don't think you'll notice the difference, and your wallet will thank you.
I do copy big files every once in a while, maybe like once or twice a month so definitely not something I do daily but I do like good performance for that (but then again, my MX500 is fine), and I also do editing sometimes. In the future the use might actually be more intensive, depending on my study in a little over a year. I'm planning on keeping the drive for as long as possible, so I'm actually thinking about going for the SN770. Also using it for gaming, but I don't think that will really matter since it doesn't seem like any devs are planning on using DS. What do you think for my use case?
1 hour ago, Kid.Lazer said:My favorite way to shop for SSDs is to use PCpartpicker. Adjust the size of the drive search parameters to exactly what you want/need, sort by lowest price first, then pick the first one that has a DRAM cache.
I did that on Tweakers instead. Has the same filters and stuff, but it has way more stores for comparing prices where I live.
Edit: Just found the SN770 for 75 on WD their own site, I think it's worth €5 extra over the cheap ones so I'm definitely doing that.

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