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Originally Posted by Manabi
Because I want two drives, one for system and applications, one for games, and at $99 I was happy with the 960s. I don't mind SATA cables myself, and I'm only going to have those two drives + a DVD or Bluray drive in the system, so not many cables. Plus I don't know what motherboard I'll be getting yet and I can use the SATA drives no matter what, even if it ends up not having NVMe slots.
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I think NVMe slots are actually pretty standard nowadays. Particularly so for gaming motherboards. I think plenty of gaming motherboards actually have at least two slots with support for NVMe RAID.
There are 1TB NVMe SSDs (Phison, Silicon Motion) that are going for $100-110 right now and you could get 500GB NVMe for ~$60.