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<blockquote data-quote="GonzitoVir" data-source="post: 1051356" data-attributes="member: 62160"><p>I recently read that SSD is a very good option and even you don't need a separatedly scratch disk for Photoshop because of the way a SSD works. Those new m.2 nvme ssd are very fast and yes, the bigger ones (like the 2tb) have a way better life span.</p><p>But keep in mind that most writing processes will be made in the drive where you have Photoshop installed and where your Windows' temp folder is. Your external SSD will mostly only receive/save the edited file.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GonzitoVir, post: 1051356, member: 62160"] I recently read that SSD is a very good option and even you don't need a separatedly scratch disk for Photoshop because of the way a SSD works. Those new m.2 nvme ssd are very fast and yes, the bigger ones (like the 2tb) have a way better life span. But keep in mind that most writing processes will be made in the drive where you have Photoshop installed and where your Windows' temp folder is. Your external SSD will mostly only receive/save the edited file. [/QUOTE]
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