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dual nvme drives
- Thread starter caddi daddi
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And load times "feel" faster.
over all the entire experience "feels snappier", not something I can put my finger on but, even web browsing feels snappier now and moving files from one nvme drive to the other, just WOW!!!!!!!
Moving my blender files, A mix of longer avi's and many, many small png's from 245 MB/s to 1000 MB/s, that's way faster than sata to sata.
over all the entire experience "feels snappier", not something I can put my finger on but, even web browsing feels snappier now and moving files from one nvme drive to the other, just WOW!!!!!!!
Moving my blender files, A mix of longer avi's and many, many small png's from 245 MB/s to 1000 MB/s, that's way faster than sata to sata.
Use the smallest of the 3 drives for storing the system files of your OS.
That would be sufficient for the OS.
And use the two new drives for storing your games.
OR
You could use one of the newer drives for system files storage and make another partition on the same drive for storing your games.
Then use the another new drive for games as well.
And then use the oldest of the 3 drives (270GB) for storing less used games.
That would be sufficient for the OS.
And use the two new drives for storing your games.
OR
You could use one of the newer drives for system files storage and make another partition on the same drive for storing your games.
Then use the another new drive for games as well.
And then use the oldest of the 3 drives (270GB) for storing less used games.
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