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    Should I place my SSD into a PCIe 2.0 x1 slot (500MB/s) as oppose to using the SATA II interface (300 MB/s)?

    Thank you everyone for the advice! Will think it all over and probably the next good sale might decide my direction.
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    Should I place my SSD into a PCIe 2.0 x1 slot (500MB/s) as oppose to using the SATA II interface (300 MB/s)?

    Good question. My current HDD is 1TB and it's about 80% full. The reason I was thinking about a 2TB SSD is because I heard SSDs slow down drastically once 80% full. I'm afraid my HDD might crap out soon after over a decade of use so wanted to just move everything over to a SSD and leave the HDD...
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    Should I place my SSD into a PCIe 2.0 x1 slot (500MB/s) as oppose to using the SATA II interface (300 MB/s)?

    Yeah the system is from 2010. Just one SSD, replacing my 13 year old HDD. Just going to copy everything over. I was thinking of going with price as well but it seems like NVMe and SATA 2TB were both about $100 during black Friday, missed all those sales. So yeah which ever comes on sale next...
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    Should I place my SSD into a PCIe 2.0 x1 slot (500MB/s) as oppose to using the SATA II interface (300 MB/s)?

    Is the speed difference I will notice worth the hassle of using an adapter to plug into a pcie and booting using Clover (since my BIOS doesn't support UEFI)? Would I notice a performance difference between a SATA II SSD (300MB/s) and using the gen 2 x1 PCIe slot (500 MB/s)?
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