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TEAMGROUP T-Force Z540 1TB DRAM SLC Cache 3D TLC NAND NVMe Phison E26 PCIe Gen5x4 M.2 2280 Gaming SSD with Ultra-Thin Graphene Heat Spreader Read/Write 11700/9500 MB/s TM - $100.49
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Astonishing new-generation impeccable speed to unleash gaming performance.Read/Write: up to 11,700/9,500 MB/s
The miraculous graphene boasts a perfect hexagonal honeycomb structure.
The ultra-thin graphene heatsink can be complimentary to any original motherboard heatsink.
Manufacturer Warranty: 5-year or TBW (Terabytes Written) limited warranty. Free Technical Support and Customer Service on TEAMGROUP's official website. The definition and conditions of TBW are based on the JEDEC standard.
https://www.amazon.com/TEAMGROUP-...XK3MH&th=1
Astonishing new-generation impeccable speed to unleash gaming performance.Read/Write: up to 11,700/9,500 MB/s
The miraculous graphene boasts a perfect hexagonal honeycomb structure.
The ultra-thin graphene heatsink can be complimentary to any original motherboard heatsink.
Manufacturer Warranty: 5-year or TBW (Terabytes Written) limited warranty. Free Technical Support and Customer Service on TEAMGROUP's official website. The definition and conditions of TBW are based on the JEDEC standard.
https://www.amazon.com/TEAMGROUP-...XK3MH&th=1
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99.9% of people won't notice.
Games and Windows seems to be just as fast with Gen 3 and Gen 4… Sata SSDs seems pretty quick as well. 🤷 ♂️
Windows
And games aren't optimized for this speed. You'll only notice the speed in benchmarks and video editing..
I'm not saying it's a bad drive.
My 2 cents.
LTT Testing what I just said:
https://youtu.be/4DKLA7w9eeA?si=
LTT GEN 4 vs Gen 5
https://youtu.be/jnMMtbVP0ps?si=
Games and Windows seems to be just as fast with Gen 3 and Gen 4… Sata SSDs seems pretty quick as well. 🤷 ♂️
Windows
And games aren't optimized for this speed. You'll only notice the speed in benchmarks and video editing..
I'm not saying it's a bad drive.
My 2 cents.
LTT Testing what I just said:
https://youtu.be/4DKLA7w9eeA?si=
LTT is trash
https://youtu.be/jnMMtbVP0ps?si=
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Games have to actually be programmed to use that speed, otherwise, no… there won't really be a difference besides maybe a second or two. That's just how it works.
So many people think that the faster/more powerful the hardware, the more you're going to automatically get out of games. That's incorrect. That's why people will always step in and say that you won't notice a difference, because there literally isn't one; or at most, there's barely a difference.
Think of it like framerates. Plenty of people's PCs can run any game at 120fps or more, but the games actually have to have the option to run them at those framerates. The PS5 is powerful enough to run every PS4 game at 60fps or higher, yet hardly any of them are above 30fps, because they haven't been programmed for that.
It's the same principle with SSDs. No matter the speed, if the game isn't programmed to take advantage of that, you're not going to benefit. Not one single game uses anywhere near the full bandwidth of even the slowest SSD, right now.
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So many people think that the faster/more powerful the hardware, the more you're going to automatically get out of games. That's incorrect. That's why people will always step in and say that you won't notice a difference, because there literally isn't one; or at most, there's barely a difference.
Think of it like framerates. Plenty of people's PCs can run any game at 120fps or more, but the games actually have to have the option to run them at those framerates. The PS5 is powerful enough to run every PS4 game at 60fps or higher, yet hardly any of them are above 30fps, because they haven't been programmed for that.
It's the same principle with SSDs. No matter the speed, if the game isn't programmed to take advantage of that, you're not going to benefit. Not one single game uses anywhere near the full bandwidth of even the slowest SSD, right now.
This isn't entirely true when it comes to PCs.
On consoles? Maybe. But PCs have a lot more flexibility in what can be controlled and even moreso when you include mods.
In terms of load speeds, a higher bandwidth NVME drive won't make a perceivable difference, but it's not because the game isn't "programmed" to take advantage of it. It's simply because there isn't really that much data to transfer at any given moment. That may change when Direct Storage gets more ubiquitous, but that's not the case currently.
As for your FPS anecdote, it's completely inaccurate.
Consoles are targeting 30FPS on quality profiles because they literally can't attain 60FPS and render games at full resolution with the highest possible quality. They added the option for higher framerates at the expense of lower resolution because some people prefer that.
On a PC with the right hardware, you can have your cake and eat it too. And that's regardless of whether the game allows it, because you have the option of turning off VSync or a mod will be available to uncap the FPS.
By the same token, most games on PC will render at higher resolution and quality than the developers intended, as this is a function of the graphics card and drivers themselves.
No developer has to step in and allow more antialiasing or 8K screen resolution — the card will just do it.
How could it befit this current generation of game? we only would need drives as fast as Gen 4 until the new super awesome games come out.
Lol people use to say that about 4gb of memory, then 6gb, then 8gb..
Another note, most games do not utilize Gen 5 properly, and those that do currently only shave off mere seconds of load time.
One more point, this goes for researching any "gaming" NVMEs: Random 4k is more important than sequential. All the marketing materials will always boast the sequential speeds, which are good for loading large single files (e.g. video editing). But games load random files at random times, and those speeds tend to be much slower. Many in the industry are still saying we are not really "there" yet with Random 4k, so this isn't a true upgrade.
So while this is a good deal on paper, it's unnecessary for most people. Only consider buying if your current NVME is on its last leg, or you have an excess of spending cash.
--Bill Gates