Better deal at least. Way it works is that you only see those read and write speeds if transferring to or from an equally fast drive. Given the motherboard only has one M.2, the WD Blue would feel just as fast. It has clone software too (Acronis True Image WD Edition). In any case, glad you are happy with the Barracuda and all went smooth.
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Better deal at least. Way it works is that you only see those read and write speeds if transferring to or from an equally fast drive. Given the motherboard only has one M.2, the WD Blue would feel just as fast. It has clone software too (Acronis True Image WD Edition). In any case, glad you are happy with the Barracuda and all went smooth.
Cheers fella. Yeah I see your point but for the price I cant complain.
Well the Seagate Barracuda NVMe drive arrived today and within 30min it was installed, cloned and booted from.
And what can I say, what i difference. From Bios screen until full system start 8 seconds.
So now just been cleaning the "old" drive and using it for saved games and general storage, After doing a spot of reading about managed to transfer my steam installs to the new drive.
Now for some saving up and looking about at graphics cards again in which this one isnt looking bad
My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £184.90 (includes shipping: £9.90)
If you can afford the bit extra, get this https://www.overclockers.co.uk/zota...ddr6-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-11v-zt.html
^^Good choice, or the RX590 - here's a review comparing the 1650 super vs the RX590 - https://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/2572?vs=2548
The RX590 is one that keeps popping up when I've been looking.
It's only about a hour away from me so may pop over sometime.
