In CrystalDiskMark, the random reads, in the inferior section, are complete trash! That graph shows us how bad 3-bit TLC NAND really is! Everything else is just "smoke & mirrors", meaning that it's just the 4GB LPDDR4 cache & the SLC cache that are pumping those big numbers out on the chart.
Yup looked into it and now I'm gonna only use a ddr5 motherboard just for better ram. It's just not worth it unless you're doing some crazy animating, editing or developing
Thanks this is the test i wanted to see. You should always use 2tb models for system drive as they are way faster. I also don't think that your airflow is optimal. I got 39 degrees max on benchmark with my 2tb 990 Pro. What concerns me though on Intel is that you do have to sacrifice x8 pcie lanes for your GPU when using Gen 5 m.2's.
Yeah I realize the 2TB is faster but I wasn't going to pay 320 bucks for a 2TB drive for only 1000MB/S more. I also haven't seen anyone's drive run under 50 degrees, that's interesting
In CrystalDiskMark, the random reads, in the inferior section, are complete trash!
That graph shows us how bad 3-bit TLC NAND really is!
Everything else is just "smoke & mirrors", meaning that it's just the 4GB LPDDR4 cache & the SLC cache that are pumping those big numbers out on the chart.
You need motherboard as well as good heat sync for that
Yup looked into it and now I'm gonna only use a ddr5 motherboard just for better ram. It's just not worth it unless you're doing some crazy animating, editing or developing
Thanks this is the test i wanted to see. You should always use 2tb models for system drive as they are way faster. I also don't think that your airflow is optimal. I got 39 degrees max on benchmark with my 2tb 990 Pro. What concerns me though on Intel is that you do have to sacrifice x8 pcie lanes for your GPU when using Gen 5 m.2's.
Yeah I realize the 2TB is faster but I wasn't going to pay 320 bucks for a 2TB drive for only 1000MB/S more. I also haven't seen anyone's drive run under 50 degrees, that's interesting
@@LANDONINAPC It's not just for the speed but also durability that is quite improved on if you want to keep it for a couple years,
@@LANDONINAPCur 2 rads don't help vrm temps :/
Great Video thank you!
You think this would be worth for gaming or is this just for editing
how many crucial t705 and any Gen5 NVMe M.2 SSD can be installed on asus rog strix X670E-E Gaming motherboard or only one can be installed on top
That motherboard can support 3 PCIE 5.0 M.2 drives.
USE CORE TEMP LOL
total lvl?
I think you need to close door case and check again
@@abdullahaljasser687 closing the door is only 2 or 3 degrees at the most.
Yeah, ok. but wait & see how fast a 1 TB drive fills up for big Game Downloads. I always build with 2 TB's