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I'm searching info for an upgrade. Using Debian for years, I want to be sure the hardware is 100% compatible.
For the moment :
CPU : AMD Ryzen 7 1700X
MB : MSI X470 GAMING PRO CARBON
M.2 : does it works like any HDD/SSD ? any advice ?
RAM : 16/32 Go
I'm keeping my GTX1060.
I hope there is a big step from my old i5 2500k,P67A-GD65, 16Go :D
Memory is up to you really. More a question of money.
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There aren't many, but there are still a few SATA M2 SSDs out there and I wouldn't want you to be disappointed.
In my 30 years of computing as a hobby, I think installing an M2 NVME drive was the single biggest performance boost I've seen. My rig boots OpenSuSe with the full KDE stack from cold in less than 20sec (and that includes me typing in my password).
Ps, that's a nice rig you have planned there. Mine is pretty similar and I'm really enjoying it.