Shouldn't be any speed difference between either of those two chipsets.
For the very best available performance option, an M.2 NVMe SSD would probably be the one form factor to pick. Of course, a Raid 0 array of two NVMe SSD's would be even faster.
Shouldn't be any speed difference between either of those two chipsets.
For the very best available performance option, an M.2 NVMe SSD would probably be the one form factor to pick. Of course, a Raid 0 array of two NVMe SSD's would be even faster.
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