As far as I can tell, only Bethesdas galaxy-spanningRPGandCyberpunk 2077: Phantom Libertymake such a stipulation.
Are these requirements justified?
In Bethesda’s case, it’s at least accurate:Starfield on a hard drive is downright broken.
However, in the year of Starfield, that price gap has narrowed significantly.
It will definitely be able to handle Starfield, and years upon years of games beyond that.
It should be a great pick for shaving off the seconds on load times, too.
All of which are considerably pricier SSDs, especially the PCIe 5.0-powered T700.
To be clear, though, the 990 Pros ability to slash waiting times is unmatched.
Read more in ourSamsung 870 Evo review
