— The 980 Pro with integrated heatsink is a super speedy PCIe gen 4 NVMe SSD. The heatsink provides convenient cooling, making sure your SSD can operate most efficiently. Great choice for your main SSD.
— Great speeds and 32GB is plenty for games and applications open at the same time.
— Not bad at all in 2023. 8 cores and 8 threads makes this processor very useful for playing and recording/streaming, and having Chrome and other applications open in the background. The speed is nice, the base clock is a bit slow at 3.0 GHz but a turbo up to 4.5 GHz is great. Even though the unlocked version is probably a way better option, this one still holds it's own.
— For $50, 1TB of really speedy NVMe SSD speeds, this is a great choice for your storage needs.
— Good budget option, but in 2023, it's starting to get outdated. Most models, having 2GB, doesn't help. But, for some of the prices nowadays (As low as $50), it's not that bad.
— A good budget SSD. Fast enough read/write speeds, and 500GB is just about enough for a few games. In 2023 though, with how much prices have dropped (These used to retail for about $50, and now they're down to like $30), a 1TB WD Blue SSD isn't too much more (about $50 now), and doubles your storage.
— Still a beast at 1080p gaming, even in 2023.
— 16GB is plenty for lots of games and can even have multiple chrome tabs open at the same time with minimal performance lost. Not half bad RAM.
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