Capacity first
Capacity usually matters more than small benchmark differences. Leave free space for updates, temporary files and future games.
Select enough capacity for Windows, applications and games, then confirm that the drive interface and physical size are supported by the motherboard.
Choose compatible parts →Capacity usually matters more than small benchmark differences. Leave free space for updates, temporary files and future games.
Confirm the M.2 drive size, PCIe generation and available motherboard slot. Some slots share bandwidth or disable particular SATA ports.
Check warranty and endurance for heavy workloads. An SSD is not a backup, so important files should also exist on another device or trusted cloud service.
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