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Both my 512 GB HDD and 256 GB SSD are nearing capacity. While I could free up a bit on the HDD, it won't be a whole lot and I feel it's time to add another SSD into the mix. It has been quite a while since I looked for parts and I know SSDs move fast. What's more, the websites I used to turn to for reviews have really changed and I don't think I trust them any more. So, I am looking for a >= 1 TB SSD with a focus on good quality. Does anybody have any suggestions on what brands they prefer? Also, I am I right to assume that a PCIe interfacing drive is a bit much for my purposes (3D modelling, with a fair bit of read/write but rarely over a couple hundred megabytes of filesize) and that SATA 3 will be more than sufficient?
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Long story short, my turtle beach PX3's took a dump and basically is on life support and im in dire need of replacements looking for a pair that's wireless (RF)has a decent micover the earinternal battery$100 or underive looked on newegg and amazon and I really don't know what's good
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I got out of the PC hardware race several years ago (see AshleyAshes's rant that "If it's not new it sucks" which covers a number of reasons why I haven't felt the need to upgrade in years). Things have certainly changed across the board, but the area where the most drastic change has occurred is in the video card arena. What used to be hot, like an NVidia 7800GTX, is now vastly overpowered by modern cards - this I expect. That the model of the new hotness is GT680? That I did not expect. What happened to incrementing model numbers? I feel like somewhere we hit an integer limit and everything rolled over or got scrambled. So while I sort all this out by reading ten or twenty articles at Tom's Hardware, I thought I'd share this old gag that summarizes how I feel right now.... PC Hardware is "Toast"