I've always known that these more expensive options for storage weren't "necessary" for the average consumer, yet I constantly have seen people on this forum opt for NVME storage when offering up recommended builds for people when doing a PCPP list.
Yes, the drive is faster, but..... It's not always necessary and it's a gross mis allocation of funds for the average consumer, and such drives are better suited for appropriate use cases that you can see effective returns from when using a faster drive.
What are your thoughts?
Let's discuss.