I've personally used Google Voice so that's my only experience with a VOIP-like tool.

I'm trying to get set up with call forwarding for a small business.

I need to be able to port a personal phone number to some VOIP/call forwarding service so the business cards and marketing done to this point with the personal phone # aren't wasted.

Basically just need 1 public number that will ring any other number set up - main phone, CS person, scheduling person, etc.

Ideally no more than $10-30/mo total.

I'm eyeing a Sapphire 11322-01-40G Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX for $1099

I need to build a new daily work-from-home desktop, likely in the next 6 months, and while I'd like to wait for black friday, this seems like a good deal and prices could always climb, so I'm FOMOing.

Is the RX 7900 XTX a good GPU that's likely to hold up for years to come? I need something reliable for my development/local AI model and occasional gaming.

The 24gb VRAM in an AMD GPU is the main reason I'm looking at this - I'm also leaning toward the Ryzen 9 9950X3D, but I've not fully planned the build yet.

Overall is this likely to be a reliable GPU for the next 4-5 years, and it a good price for a refurbished model?

Anything I should consider with these M.2 2280 drive comparisons? Any other I should consider?
They're listed on Amazon around my current budget:
P400 Lite = $149
VP 4300 Lite = $164
SN7100 = $189

The OEM Samsung PM9A1 for my Legion 5 Pro 16ARH7H seems to have died, and I need a new SSD for OS + storage, but I'll also be using a 8TB NAS/external 2tb SSD for storage.

I also will likely run linux on the machine once I get it operational again, if that matters.

Terrible time to be replacing a drive, and I considered just getting a cheap 250GB drive, but the lower TBW of smaller drives really bugs me with long term reliability.

The only thing worse than purchasing something expensive is purchasing something cheap and having to replace it quickly.