Question Should I get a Gen 3 or Gen 4 NVMe SSD ?

Jan 2, 2019
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I have a system that supports pcie 4 so I am thinking about getting a gen 4 NVMe SSD (Aorus 7300 1TB for $110) to replace my old gen 3 main drive (Kingston A2000 250GB) as I am running out of space. However, I found a SX8200 Pro 1TB for around $60 and a 2TB model for $125. I'm leaning on getting the SX8200 Pro 1TB and save myself some money. I'm a casual user that plays a bit on my free time. The only time I edit is when I have school projects. Is it worth it getting the Aorus 7300 or just get the SX8200 Pro? There aren't a lot of good deals in my place as the market is filled with Kingston NV2's or Crucial P3's.
 
I have a system that supports pcie 4 so I am thinking about getting a gen 4 NVMe SSD (Aorus 7300 1TB for $110) to replace my old gen 3 main drive (Kingston A2000 250GB) as I am running out of space. However, I found a SX8200 Pro 1TB for around $60 and a 2TB model for $125. I'm leaning on getting the SX8200 Pro 1TB and save myself some money. I'm a casual user that plays a bit on my free time. The only time I edit is when I have school projects. Is it worth it getting the Aorus 7300 or just get the SX8200 Pro? There aren't a lot of good deals in my place as the market is filled with Kingston NV2's or Crucial P3's.
Get the SX.
 
I have a system that supports pcie 4 so I am thinking about getting a gen 4 NVMe SSD (Aorus 7300 1TB for $110) to replace my old gen 3 main drive (Kingston A2000 250GB) as I am running out of space. However, I found a SX8200 Pro 1TB for around $60 and a 2TB model for $125. I'm leaning on getting the SX8200 Pro 1TB and save myself some money. I'm a casual user that plays a bit on my free time. The only time I edit is when I have school projects. Is it worth it getting the Aorus 7300 or just get the SX8200 Pro? There aren't a lot of good deals in my place as the market is filled with Kingston NV2's or Crucial P3's.

If you're in the US, you can do better for the price. WD SN770 comes to mind.