What's the BEST drive for gaming?
What drive is for 'content' creators, you know OnlyFans?
What SSD is best for workstation type loads?
Is 7300MB per second too slow for my games?
There are many misconceptions and 'lies' used to promote a manufacturer's wares, in order to be the sales kings of the industry.
It's a bit like reading an automotive manufacturer's fuel economy figures which can even be 30% less than in the real world.
Unfortunately many so called tech reviewers also have little to no idea, where all they're doing is supporting the advertising babble.
"What's the best gaming SSD in 2023?" could be answered in a simple line being: The same one as in 2020?
There are other more crucial specifications that are deliberately not focused on such as longevity, endurance, or even how long can the maximum speed be kept for, or a more real world use case scenario that 99% of the computing population does, where the speed of random read and writes are most important.
One of the better explanations out there is presented in this video:
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