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System Name | Amazing Experience |
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Processor | Intel Core i5 7500 |
Motherboard | MSI H110M Pro-VD |
Cooling | Deepcool Alta 7 (CPU) | 2x 120mm RGB Case Fans (Rear and Front) |
Memory | Hynix 16GB (2x8) 2400Mhz (13-13-13-28) |
Video Card(s) | Zotac GTX 750 Ti 2GB GDDR5 |
Storage | Crucial BX500 120GB; Seagate Barracuda 1TB+2TB; Dell 1TB Ext. HDD |
Display(s) | HP 22es |
Case | Ant Esports ICE-211TG |
Audio Device(s) | F&D A110 2.1 Stereo Speakers |
Power Supply | Circle 500 Watts APFC |
Mouse | Redragon M609 |
Keyboard | TVS Gold Mechanical Keyboard (MX Blue, PS/2) |
Software | Windows 10 Pro x64 |
so i have crucial bx500 120gb, i want to improve it's performance but i'm already very satisfied with it how snappy my system became ever since moving on from a 7200rpm hdd as boot drive. I see crucial storage executive seems to be a very useful tool for optimizing and maintaining your ssd but is it really worth it? some people say they get like ssd speed after enabling momentum cache
but even then nvme and sata ssd gamre load times are quite similar so i don't really think it's worth tinkering around, also because i only keep my os and daily / basic apps on my drive so it's hardly utilizing 21% of storage space (did a clean install of 1909 last night). For most stuff nvme speeds seem to be a gimmick unless you are doing some really large file transfers and that is definitely not the case with me, can someone shed some light?
but even then nvme and sata ssd gamre load times are quite similar so i don't really think it's worth tinkering around, also because i only keep my os and daily / basic apps on my drive so it's hardly utilizing 21% of storage space (did a clean install of 1909 last night). For most stuff nvme speeds seem to be a gimmick unless you are doing some really large file transfers and that is definitely not the case with me, can someone shed some light?