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he turned wide in previous laps as well leaving the same gap but this time he slowed down for pit stop so started turn in a bit late that is why it seems maldonado. could have avoided it if i knew he would pit but there was no indicator. dont forget he made me crash and then he quit. look at my full videos you can see i drive safe.

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USB speed is limited by the console port. It doea not matter if you attach faster interface. Internal ssd is the fastest though.

SSD is so cheap now - compared to 2y ago.

Wow I didn't thanks for sharing that info, I'm one of those guys who will play only 1 or 2 games over and over, so having a ssd will really be a benefit.

@@emjbostwick2068 I've been using an internal SSD in my PS4 Pro for almost a year now. And the load times are great for frequently used games. In Blacks Ops Cold War for example I usually load in first most games even on larger maps then the other players. Games with large open worlds like Genshin Impact that I play fairly regularly also have little to no load times. As the SSD is use to loading more of the game quicker. Especially in areas I frequently travel to for daily grinding.

In some cases it could but it may vary on game to game basis.

I was worried about heat too but no problem so far.

Thanks. Cannot make it with Days Gone sorry man changing HDDs to SSDs then back is so time consuming. As for pop ins, at least in The Division 2 there is nothing to worry about comparing to HDD. RDR2 has some texture streaming issues but still far superior than HDDs. To be fair this generation's games are not optimized for SSD on consoles I expect a huge leap next gen. Xbox internal is swappable a bit tricky but I always do it with mine it has faster UI and better Game DVR functionality than HDD. You can still use external SSD on xbox and you will see the difference in open world games both loading and pop ins.

Pretty much the same

Cannot tell do not have a slim

my experience say yes but it depends on how game or texture streaming is coded. it may not worth buying an ssd for better texture streaming only but there are other benefits as well

I think it does not work like this. My obsevation is SSD is best as internal storage because latency to access data takes way less time than with spinning drives. I need to make a video about it I guess.

Sure, expect better loading times and fewer pop-ins (eg. in Division 2) smoother UI transitions

You have a point but mine is still working. I put one into xbox as well though there is an option to disable recording.

If someone is going to spend money on an SSD I recommend that they put the SSD internal and then the stock hard drive can become the external HDD. Internal SSD always give better performance when internal especially with the constant screen recording happening in the background. That being said, the load times are so similar it's almost not worth it by looking at the numbers however I got and SSD for my PS4 and then my Pro and I am very glad I did it. The game load times are a little better but more importantly, now the UI never slows to a crawl or freezes, I can switch between apps and bring up the menu overlay with no fear of anything crashing, slowing, freezing, or glitching. P.S. Most of those problems happened on my standard PS4 and were alleviated with the SSD. My PS4 Pro has had the SSD from Day 1.

@@BigBoii1369 However,if you got a base PS4 and not a Pro,the external SSD is the route to go with a base PS4 because of the SATA II thats in the Base PS4 intergrading face only capping at 300mbs to begin with.The PS4 Pro caps at higher numbers due to SATA III and could benifit more from an internal SSD than just a external SSD. The reason for this is because all PS4 version support 3.0 USB outputs which boost the performances out of external devices such as SSDs,HDD,and other media devices.And since SSDs have lower failure rates long term,they -offer nearly the same sizes as HDDs -cost more but are way faster in terms of data catche -and can actually speed up downloads due to fact that the information from your internet and how SSDs write data are pretty similar.

Sure

Technically, no because the original PS4s USB 3 port is connected to the SATA 2 so there should be no performance increase. I’m not sure though. The PS4 Pro has a SATA 3 port.

Javier Bustamante unfortunately it won't affect the frame rate, but it will load faster.

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CEWIIH thanks for watching. That SSD I have so I didnt have choice.

You probably need external power supply for 3.5 drives and I believe it is spinning all the time. I would not expect that much improvement compared to 5400 rpm drives speed though.

Tsal Tsirf every HDD that faster than internal will be better as external

I made this video entirely on PS4 so that is the reason why no side by side comparison.

It was totally accidental and I was even fiddling with radio stations in the middle of the game. I know, right?

Yes, 1st attempt is 1st try and so on. I started the same game 3 times on each storage. Load A is from game start from playstation menu to game menu, Load B is loading the game from game menu to save point. Then quit the game and start over.

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Yes it is. SSD is solid state drive it is like memory chips while in HDD (hard disk drive) there is a spinning disk platter inside. SSD has no moving parts has a lot better access time than HDD and faster read write operations. More precise info on wikipedia or on tech sites.

You are probably right. But in 60 hour playthrough you can save 5% playtime, that sounds a lot. Not to mention other benefits of SSDs like better texture streaming, noiseless operation, less heat emission. In my previous video I could test SSHD loading times: ruclips.net/video/Adsnw3_Sek4/видео.html

I already installed a 1 TB Samsung 850 Pro SSD in my PS4 Pro. It's about 2/3 full already. When it's full, I think I would opt for the highest capacity/performance HDD I can use externally. Then I think I would optimally install the games with tedious loading times on the internal SSD, others on external HDD. The best of both worlds.

eeeasy I'm looking at the 4TB 850 evo SSD, but the piece is $1,500. Currently I'm running a $100 Seagate 2TB SSHD that is 3/4 full. It can load GTA V on the 3rd attempt in 0:58 seconds, which is on par with top SSD's. Might just drop the cash for the extra benefits like you've mentioned.

I think that is the best idea if you don't want to delete and download games but keep them on your own storage. Keep in mind game updates will be downloaded even if you don't play a particular game you have on external HDD so you cannot avoid internet traffic completely.

SSHDs reach top loading times by 5th attempt and it is about the same as SSD. But when I used SSHD as internal it was so hot to touch after a few hours of gaming that I decided to take extra steps to cool down the system. I am in the middle of a comparison job how a stock PS4 Pro and a slightly modified PS4 Pro emits heat and noise during 4K gaming. Will post a video when ready but I can tell I am so satisfied with the heat and noise of the modded console.

Robert Thomas no, you don't but if you do, you have the speed of SSD and storage space of HDD at the same time.

eeeasy I thought so my friend and I was debating but he wanted to do a small ssd like a 250gb and use a 4tb external hard drive not even sure how that would work but thanks for the info

It is a good idea as long as you keep everything on HDD and copy a few games you currently play to SSD. Keep in mind 250GB as internal drive means ~160GB free space. But games like TLOU, R6 Siege has no benefit being on SSD so these can be played from external HDD because these do not need the loading speed advantage. Open world games benefit more from SSD loading speed.

eeeasy I believe his plan is to play his current game until he finishes it or wants to move to the next game and yes he plays open world games but when he is done with it just transfers it to the external hard drive and always have his ssd freed up

eeeasy and whatever game that doesn't benefits from the ssd just uses the external hard drive

dumahim every PS4 has USB3.0, PS4 Pro has additional USB port on backside, it is 3.1

I have chosen multiple games if you read description you must know that Horizon Zero Dawn is next. And there will be more. I have those 2 drives mate ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ besides, they are not that different when you use it with PS4.

thanks. I assume if you load game from external it has to wait for internal pushing data to the pipeline, eg. saves. so it may not be possible to be in use simoultaneously or external independently. I am preparing Horizon Zero Dawn loading times comparison we will see how it handles external SSD.

TheStyles4life So you did not read description ... hmm ... it is Samsung 840 EVO 500GB SSD.

You do realize that the PS4 doesn't have a SSD from the factory right?

Random stuff I have not measured stock HDD this time. In my latest video I included standard HDD as external drive, here you are: ruclips.net/video/-4mYzDKvKWk/видео.html

Thanks!

nice. waiting for the more results. keep up the great work!