If you still have time to cancel your order id get this one instead: https://www.amazon.com/Silicon-Power-2TB-XS70-SP02KGBP44XS7005/dp/B09T2WNKNZ

ADATA doesn't have great support and the XS70 is cheaper with a nice heatsink included.

no, i meant that the nv7000 have really good price in aliExpress, not in amazon.

in amazon the cheapest i see right now is this:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09T2WNKNZ?th=1&psc=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=pcparts0c2-20&linkId=135807f51871b362b55b36bc8911470c&language=en\_US&ref\_=as\_li\_ss\_tl

and well, all those nvmes in tier A for example will have the same read/write speeds more or less anyway.

Still overpriced for this Gen 3 should be sub $100 at this point.

$7 dollars more can get Gen 4 7300MB/s now days.

https://www.newegg.com/mushkin-enhanced-2tb-vortex/p/N82E16820226975

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09T2WNKNZ

This vs the Silicon Power XS70 for $130? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09T2WNKNZ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

1. Like the other comment said, with the 13700F's power draw, your air cooler may not be able to keep the temps down, especially with the country's melting heat.
2. The 13600K might offer you better value than a 13700f, as there really isn't much of a difference spec and performance-wise (~8 to ~10% difference). Plus, the air cooler will be able to handle the power just fine.
3. I'd say ditch the B760 and go with a Z690 board. The Asrock Z690 Riptide should be in the same price range and has a BIOS flashback. If you want to be able to overclock without a worry, You could go up to the Z690 Tomahawk D4 or D5 if you want to stick with DDR5.
4. For storage, for just a bit more, you could get a SP XS70 which offers better speeds and has DRAM. This'll offer better longetivity than the P3 Plus which has no DRAM.
5. As another user mentioned, the Gigabyte M2Q-AP is a better monitor than the MSI one you selected so get that instead.

Overall, its still quite a bit early to start finalizing your build. Since you're not building until November, you can follow the market and news and decide your build then. Since Computex is ongoing, new and better products might hit the market by the time you start replanning.

I bought this one about a month ago for just under $100 US (now it's currently just over $100). 2 TB with Heatsink and has been working great so far, speeds plenty fast enough. I read somewhere that people thought SSD prices had bottomed out and expected them to go back up soon. I think now is a good time to buy!

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