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I think this may be my final decision on a build I am making for someone. The build is for Video Editing primarily. Below is feedback I have received about it before.
Any other thoughts about it? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/348hYg
The board isn’t the best, but it’ll do, overclocking wise it doesn’t really have all that much but I don’t suspect you’ll be doing any of that. I mean the samsung SSD is a bit on the “premium” side but it’s a lot faster than eg an mx500. If you’ll see the difference I’m not sure. The ram yes, just get regular RGB ones, I didn’t spot the “Pro” on your ram, you don’t need that. For the rest of the pricing, unfortunately that’s just how the prices are right now, you can either wait until everything drops back to msrp or you have to pay more,
Either way, how do you plan on (possibly) doing a bios update? Are you going to do it yourself or have a retailer handle it?
Also keep in mind for future reference:
A cheaper nvme drive (such as the kingston a2000) will cost you 100$ for about 1TB of storage, the same generally kind of goes with SATA ssd, they’ll be around 90$ for 1TB so the price difference isn’t neccessarily that much while the speed difference is, but the Samsung m.2 over eg. a crucial or kingston one that’ll cost you 30$ less wouldn’t be that much of an improvement