Help Almighty One

[Reformed PLAYER]

@Zeitgeist0190your the wiz kid on the block im looking to get something like this could u give me and pointers and recommendations when building this please i will be building it myself cheers buddy

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/hhGXcf

 

[Zeito]

All looks okay to me! 

 

[lionel]

Why does nobody take advantage of NVME !?!?!?!?

 

[Reformed PLAYER]

Why does nobody take advantage of NVME !?!?!?!?

NVME?

 

[lionel]

http://searchsolidstatestorage.techtarget.com/definition/NVMe-non-volatile-memory-express

 

[Reformed PLAYER]

http://searchsolidstatestorage.techtarget.com/definition/NVMe-non-volatile-memory-express

Sorry mate i dont understand this i dont want to be intergalactic Uranuim miner please explain to me what this is in simple terms

 

[lionel]

It runs at ludicrous speed

 

[Samatlewis]

It runs at ludicrous speed

Now explain that in a tiny bit more detail, and a tiny explanation of extra parts/ how anyone would ever set that up because it has caught my eye

Thanks baby.

 

[Zeito]

A regular SSD on a SATA III bus provides a read/write speed typically around 500MB a sec. a PCI-E SSD runs through a different bus which is much faster, providing speeds of up to 3.5GB a sec. 7x faster.

They are rather expensive.

 

[lionel]

But this uses the m.2 slot built into the board and is alot cheaper than pcie ssd's 

 

[Reformed PLAYER]

So I think I'm gonna swap my hyper x savage for a nvme m2 pic-e ssd 

 

[Zeito]

But this uses the m.2 slot built into the board and is alot cheaper than pcie ssd's 

Sorry Lionel you're right. Though they're more commonly referred to then as just an M.2 SSD with PCIE being reserved for ones that use the PCI-E slots

@Finchyy that should be a nice speedy boost. Use a 2.5" ssd for the OS, and the m.2 for everything else intensive? (capacity pending ofcourse) and the mechanical drive for anything else!