Right so, I have a 2 terrabyte hard drive that just doesn't cut it any more for my Gaming needs.
It feels extremely sluggish and I just got to the point where I don't even want to power down the pc because of it loading in extremely slow.
Now, i was looking at the Samsung 850 Evo, since the Pro doesn't seem to make much difference for what I'm going to use it for.
But, what I want to know is if it's better to just pick up a cheaper SSD from a different brand for my OS, like a Crucial BX200, 240 which i can currently buy for 50 euros.
And then pick up a Samsung 850 EVO, 500 GB for 150 euros.
Setting me back a total of 200 Euros, but all in all having a 250+500GB storage.
I'm not too comfortable with having a low amount of Gb for my games since I heard that they start getting sluggish when you go over the 80% storage cap.
I use my computer mainly for gaming, and run windows 10. Though i would really want to get a fresh boot as soon as I get my SSD.
I would like to not spend too much on it since I most likely am looking at upgrading my GTX 970 for a RX480 as soon as the benchmarks are out. So if by any means I can lower my cost, it would be really awesome.
It feels extremely sluggish and I just got to the point where I don't even want to power down the pc because of it loading in extremely slow.
Now, i was looking at the Samsung 850 Evo, since the Pro doesn't seem to make much difference for what I'm going to use it for.
But, what I want to know is if it's better to just pick up a cheaper SSD from a different brand for my OS, like a Crucial BX200, 240 which i can currently buy for 50 euros.
And then pick up a Samsung 850 EVO, 500 GB for 150 euros.
Setting me back a total of 200 Euros, but all in all having a 250+500GB storage.
I'm not too comfortable with having a low amount of Gb for my games since I heard that they start getting sluggish when you go over the 80% storage cap.
I use my computer mainly for gaming, and run windows 10. Though i would really want to get a fresh boot as soon as I get my SSD.
I would like to not spend too much on it since I most likely am looking at upgrading my GTX 970 for a RX480 as soon as the benchmarks are out. So if by any means I can lower my cost, it would be really awesome.
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