[SOLVED] Upgrade dilemma: SATA or NVME

[kaboonkal]

I've had a 250GB 850 EVO for a year or two now, and I'm starting to feel like I need to get a larger one.
I do not edit videos or music nor am I a graphics designer (I might start vlogging in the future but it is unknown as of yet).
I mostly use my PC for gaming and coding in addition to the usual browsing and office work.
I think I need a 1TB now, but am unsure as to what type I should get because I know that for gaming there shouldn't be a noticeable improvement using NVME, but the prices where I live are sometimes quite close to each other.
These are the options I have available in my area:
SATA:

1. WD Blue ~158 USD
2. EVO 860 ~194

NVME:

1. WD Blue SN550 ~212
2. 970 EVO ~223
3. Kingston A2000 ~192
4. XPG SX6000 ~158
5. XPG SX8200 Pro ~185
6. XPG SPECTRIX S40G ~192

What do you think I should get?

 

[kerberos_20]

for your needs it shouldnt matter if it will be sata or nvme
which ever prize u get cheaper, go for it

 

[Maxxify]

SX8200 Pro is the best value there.

 

[King_V]

Yeah, generally my rule is that if the NVMe is cheaper, the same, or only a tiny bit more than the SATA version, go for NVMe.

The space savings and lack of cable clutter also helps, if the SATA happens to be a 2.5" rather than an M.2 form factor.

 

[kaboonkal]

Thanks guys, I'll go with what you recommended and get the XPG SX8200 Pro!
Thanks again!