Hello.
I am building a system. I will be used for live video streaming. No gaming what so ever, no movies... A 128GB SSD will be enough, but a 240GB one doesn't sound bad either.
My options (same price):
-- 240GB classic SSD
-- 128GB M.2 PCIe 3.0 x2 (Patriot Scorch)
I would choose the PCIe, 'cause it's a lot faster, and I also love the idea of having the SSD right on the motherboard. But I heard such SSD's get extremely hot.
Considering what I will be using the system for, no large files writing / reading (except for when installing Windows, Office, Photoshop...), should I worry about that particular SSD getting too hot?... to the point where it can actually become slow (drop to a classic SSD's speed), or even damaged?
Buying heatsinks isn't an option. They are not available in my country. And even if they were, sticking a heatsink to the SSD would void the warranty, right?...
Thanks!
I am building a system. I will be used for live video streaming. No gaming what so ever, no movies... A 128GB SSD will be enough, but a 240GB one doesn't sound bad either.
My options (same price):
-- 240GB classic SSD
-- 128GB M.2 PCIe 3.0 x2 (Patriot Scorch)
I would choose the PCIe, 'cause it's a lot faster, and I also love the idea of having the SSD right on the motherboard. But I heard such SSD's get extremely hot.
Considering what I will be using the system for, no large files writing / reading (except for when installing Windows, Office, Photoshop...), should I worry about that particular SSD getting too hot?... to the point where it can actually become slow (drop to a classic SSD's speed), or even damaged?
Buying heatsinks isn't an option. They are not available in my country. And even if they were, sticking a heatsink to the SSD would void the warranty, right?...
Thanks!