SK Hynix Gold P31 vs Intel Core i9-10900K

Even GTA V loads quicker! I am running a 32" at 1440P. I am glad that when I was picking up the Samsung (before I placed this order!), I returned it right then and there, as I saved about $55 and GAINED a whole lot in performance. SK said that they would revise their website and provide a toolbox (they should have had one before launch - for such a large company), but I am HAPPY that I made this purchase and I trusted this brand because they actually design, MANUFACTURE and SUPPLY the memory to other brands, so of course they know what they are doing more than the other brands! I give this the same praise as the pro reviewers do! The performance and the price make this a no contest for other brands! You get the performance (or better) of other brands TOP (most expensive) drives or better - for only $135! Again, SK Hynix MAKES the memory, so that is why they can bring such high quality for so low! If you do not know companies that are involved with the sources of PC components - just trust us and get this!

First of all, this is so hard to come by in stock right now and the value for money is horrible. I was luckly able to get one, or so I thought, it came and didnt work at all. Just put my pc through a boot loop and had to go back to my 10th gen i7.

Don't buy this for a PS5. It doesn't meet the minimum requirements. It may work well in a PC or laptop. The search engine for Amazon needs a lot of work

If you already have a late-model gaming or content creation PC, it doesn't do enough, at least at the moment, to justify the cost of adopting a whole new platform, especially in a world with strong Ryzen 9, Ryzen 7, and Ryzen 5 chips in AMD's arsenal (plus the spanking-new Editors Choice Ryzen 3 3300X for gaming budget buyers). The peak Comet Lake-S CPU doesn't change the overall desktop-CPU calculus much. If you're in the market for a mega-core monster CPU for gaming and creative work on a mainstream platform, and don't want to jump to the Intel Core X-Series or AMD's Ryzen Threadrippers, the recommendation is the same today as it's been since July of last year: Go with one of AMD's mainstream AM4 chips instead.