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Okay thanks for all the replies again. In my country motherboard prices are pretty weird and dont really match the ones in USA, so idk if im gonna buy a H370 yet (its pretty expensive compared to z370) I also kinda want it to look pretty nice n stuff hehe. And the Z370 A would be nice for that...

Thanks for all the replies btw. But to return to my initial question a little bit. Will a h370 motherboard support nvme?

Hmm yeah mby H370 is better. Cheaper too. But it is also one of the lowest in the tier list. Could also consider Z370-A since its cheaper than the Z390-A. (Just to be sure, 370 is in no way outdated compared to 390 right?)

Hmm according to the list, its not the best motherboard. Im planning on using an i7 8700 (dont wanna overclock), so maybe the prime-A is better. But its just so damn expensive. Would the increase to A even affect my gaming performance?

I am gonna build a pc soon and was wondering if the asus prime z390-p motherboard supports Nvme m2 storage. (And perhaps which sata port it uses) Also can you tell me if that motherboard will be good enough for gaming?

Thanks for the replies. So basically I could buy a 250 gb ssd (mby nvme) for the OS and have another ssd for stuff?

I am building a gaming PC soon and I am wondering whether I need a boot drive and a second drive. I was thinking about just buying one large ssd that would have windows on it and all the other stuff. Alternatively i would buy a smaller ssd for boot and then a second ssd for all my stuff n games...

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3496191/nvidia-gpu-usage-low-integrated-usage-high.html

Now that I kinda know the answer to this thread, I will make a new more specific one.

I just played pubg to make some tests and found out: Fullscreen: iGpu usage: 99% NvidiaGpu usage: 4% Average fps: 120 on very low/medium (custom settings) Windowed: iGpu usage: 60% NvidiaGpu: 30% Average fps: 60 on same settings Even though more nvidiaGpu is used on windowed the same lag...