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Budget nvme pci e in raid 0

gasolin

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In Denmark i can atm get a Kingston SSDNOW A1000 480GB M.2 PCIe SSD for 100€ with delivery, if i only have to pay for delivery one time if i buy 2, it's less than 200€

 

With a dicsount code i can get a 27€ discount 193€ for 2x480gb budget nvme that i can use in raid 0 for highest possible speed.

 

The 960 gb version costs with a discount 273€

 

My current ssd samsung 850 evo 1 tb i can use for my games, i do have a few large games like gta v and doom that take up some space and i should be able to have atleast 30-40 games installed, always be ready for me to play.

 

My question is, how much does 2 nvme pci e ssd's effect the performance of my gtx 1080?

 

Is there any performance degradation?

 

I have alot of videos and a fair amount of music on my 1tb sdd so i only have 140gb left and gta v and doom might be using that, if i want  to installed them so i can play them when ever i want to and with 50 mbits download it takes some time when ever i want to install a big game, so not having to uninstall large games when i get new games would be so nice. 

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20 minutes ago, gasolin said:

 

Don't bother with RAID 0 ever

They're just decent low end NVME drives, if they're cheaper it's probably worth buying

 

it's unlikely to affect your GPU performance unless everything is doing 100% load at one time maybe.

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It wouldn't make sense only to buy 1x 480 ssd

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At that price it's worth a shot. Are there any cheaper 1TB SSDs?

I wouldn't put an OS on it though, I'd keep that relegated to the game drive. That way if the RAID array fails you don't lose anything critical.

 

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no cheap 1tb drives.

 

My drives i payed 1200 of my currency including a dicount code, the 1tb ssd (960) costs just about  2000 of my currency with a discount code.

 

Atleast 50% more expensive, so the 2x480gb ssd was a pretty good deal and i guess the difference in speed compared to a x4 ssd is almost non existent when i run the x2 ssds in raid 0 .

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just read a review of the ssd and it comes with Acronis True HD cloning software

 

Can it do what i need it to do?

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