[2024-05-09T06:20:57Z] <Doomking> does ssd speed have a huge effect on compile time?
[2024-05-09T06:24:36Z] <sewn> Doomking: yes
[2024-05-09T06:25:10Z] <sewn> unless you're using tmpfs in memoryas build directory, it does
[2024-05-09T06:26:18Z] <Doomking> so basically if it's compiling on ram then it doesn't matter about the ssd speed right?
[2024-05-09T06:41:26Z] <Doomking> looking online, people have said to use tmpfs 
[2024-05-09T06:52:09Z] <Doomking> sewm: what do you recommend? tmpfs or nvme ssd?
[2024-05-09T07:08:06Z] <Doomking> sewn: oops i misspelled it 
[2024-05-09T07:44:30Z] <sewn> Doomking: tmpfs
[2024-05-09T07:45:11Z] <Doomking> sounds good
[2024-05-09T07:45:52Z] <Doomking> so i guess i won't need to worry about upgrading my nvme ssd
[2024-05-09T07:46:28Z] <Doomking> hopefully the difference between 1800MBps and 3000MBps isn't that big of a deal for an upgrade
[2024-05-09T08:21:24Z] <Doomking> quick question, would there be no need to upgrade from an intel 660p to a samsung 970 evo plus(this should be the fastest nvme ssd for PCIe 3.0 x4)?
[2024-05-09T09:19:42Z] <sewn> Doomking: does your motherboard support iy
[2024-05-09T21:53:30Z] <Doomking> sewn: yeah, the motherboard supports it
[2024-05-09T22:01:44Z] <Doomking> nvm the better plan is to buy a pcie 4.0 and put it in the 3.0 slot, so that it can run at the maximum speed of my motherboard
[2024-05-09T22:02:22Z] <Doomking> i'm only going to do this because the nvme ssd for pcie gen4 is cheaper than the samsung 970 evo plus