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Edited by moist nana:
10/23/2015 10:45:21 AM
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Lol. Have you ever played a console with an SSD?... you get about 0.5 seconds faster loading screens... that's. about. it.
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I don't think you've played on s console with a SSD either then.
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Edited by moist nana: 10/24/2015 2:01:09 AMlol. I build PCs and use SSD's in all of them, for games "how good your hard drive is" is the last thing you ever havto worry about since there performance in games is negligable. For boot drives there good, for games doesn't matter how fast information can be picked up from a hardive/ssd/disk whatever, the textured still haveto be rendered and displayed (that's your gpu) and how the physics work, the ai (thats your cpu) if all of that is super -blam!-ing good THEN you might benefit from using a SSD
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"Negligible" is still under balling everything everything I've experienced with them. I'm not saying they load as fast as an OS does from an SSD, but there's still a noteworthy difference.
