>>105712110
>SSD part, there is nothing about pcie 5.0 drives I think
Very few /pcbg/ visitors need a gen 5 NVMe drive, it benefits specialized/professional tasks like 4/8K video editing and some AI applications.
Even Gen 4 drives are overkill for most general computing needs, and Gen 5s are not exactly affordable.

>GPU sections should mention used
Too much info about used cards, very few people would be looking for such specific info and its relevance is too region-specific.
It's also not recommended to buy a used 3090 because of its power delivery flaws.
Most 3090 cards have a chance of randomly dying if people run it at stock settings, even overbuilt cards like the Strix 3090 are not immune from this.

>It's also possible to split the OP into two posts, some generals do this
I don't think it's worth the effort just to suggest used cards and gen 5 drives.