Hard Drive vs SSD in Gaming | More FPS?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In today's video, we test a basic topic that most people may not know the answer to if they are getting into PC gaming for the first time. Does an SSD give you better frames in games? Spoiler alert, it really doesn't.
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I just put an SSD on my PC yesterday and installed Win10 , just an amazing experience .
bit late to the party bro , but yeah loads better
@@AcousticNRG Never to late :)
Rest of the PC is fine for 1080p , 3570k @ 4,1Ghz and 1060 3gb.
+@@rolha666 Good to see that i'm not the only one left with a 3570k ;) I bought my ssd in 2013 and it's still rocking! (840 pro 512GB)
@@THO-BRO2000 I didn't have the money to buy a big one , so I just bought a Toshiba 240GB , just to put the OS , main programs and the games that take longer to load .
Earth Smell did that 3 years ago and haven’t looked back since
6:35 for skipping all the shit
Thanks man you are the best
U da man bro haha thanks
Thank you bro omg they talk trash
You don't know how much your help means to me.
Yow wtf it takes that long? AHHAHAHAH may ur God bless u
I will download some SSD today.
Smart choice man. Save ton of money😂
u cant
@@TheKillerZmile I will. Nothing is impossible 🙂
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@@redskyksr46 www.downloadssd.to
I have both ssd, and a slow external HDD . The occasional freeze only happens on the games stored on the HDD. My take on it is this if your game needs to go to storage for something it will make a big difference in the stability of the game, but not the overall frame rate.
yep, i hear people saying "it doesnt matter past the loading screen" but that is further from the truth. i remember gaming on my old pc with a hdd and in games like fortnite for example, i would have insane stutters, hitches, textures would take FOREVER to load (like i would drop from the bus, and by the time i'm near the ground the textures/meshes still havent loaded and something 10 meters infront of me looks like it is using a low LOD mesh for something way across the map)
I gained 30 fps on minecraft, since I was flying fast as fvck through the map and my hardrive couldn't load the chunks fast enough.
@@isatntt That's exactly what happened to me too. Maybe 3 years ago I was rocking a very budget Dell prebuilt and it only had a 1TB HDD. Fortnite just wouldn't load properly, the map looked like clay. I upgraded from an i3-8100 to an i5-8400 and I think that helped a bit, but ever since I built my PC with an SSD back in 2021 I've never had this issue.
Fortnite may still be playable on HDD if Windows is on a separate SSD, otherwise it might not work properly. My friend has Windows on SSD and Fortnite on a secondary HDD and it seems like it's working fine.
I have a question bro if we have ssd like 120 gb with windows install and games put in hdd would if be fine to avoid any stuttering of games if we Open games from hard drive folder and would the load time be minimal if we open game from hdd but windows is in ssd ?
@@badshahy_yaseen9492 I put windows on a m.2 ssd and I run my games on a 1 TB ssd hardrive and it loaded faster than having my games and windows OS installed on the same ssd.
I don't know if it'd work the same with a HDD. Stop being old and obsolete and get 1TB ssd to replace yo HDD and you'll never have to wait to let your game load.
Your FPS won't be affected by a mechanical hard drive unless you don't have enough RAM to hold all the files the game needs. The FPS can be affected if the hard drive is corrupted other than that it doesn't matter if it's an SSD or a mechanical hard drive unless you plan on using it for something other than gaming then you are probably want to go with the SSD because it can load into Windows faster and run programs faster the mechanical hard drive.
an ssd will load the assets faster
You must not have played Arma 3.
So what's up with the games that recommend you install on an SSD over a Hard Drive? What about the PS5 and how some Devs say the SSD is what makes superb gaming possible? I remember this one very technical demo where a Dev said, with how fast the SSD is, that is the only reason their demo was made possible and that it wouldn't be possible if installed on a Hard Drive.
@@TheMillionDollarDropout basically asset streaming. It's a little deep to go into without a refresher, but it pretty much allows everything to be faster and efficient. Which affects more than loading times now.
Yeah once the system hit that max available ram it will activate paging file which can heavily impacted fps/performance, hence it will probably help having ssd, especially in modern games which requires boat load of vram and ram for that 4k texture load lol
I've reached this conclusion:
I (personally) don't care about load times too much. the worst I've seen is just over a minute (less than a second over) on recent AAA games on Ultra settings. It's really not that much of a burden; a perfect use of the term 'first world problem'. currently, if I'm buying decent parts, I get half the capacity for double the cost on an SSD compared to an HDD. That ratio doesn't justify itself in my eyes, since I'm already going to be buying pretty damn good parts in other areas (currently I'm having to lower my expectations on a decent GPU, however). If the only bottleneck HDDs deliver is a slower loading time that isn't even terrible in the first place - as long as you don't lose the forest for the trees - I feel comfortable enough to let the cost to performance ratio even out a bit more.
So it affects the loading time only?
usless long talk, but thanks
based on the performance differences, would it make sense to install single player games on an HDD since it has more storage for cheaper cost and you won't have people waiting on you can take your own leisure time while in single player, and install multiplayer games on SSD so you can get into multiplayer matches and online things with your friends faster and have screens load faster in scenarios where other people might be relying on you?
Minecraft runs terrible on a hard drive
games that takes alot of storage like gta 5 needs to be on a ssd since they load the map while you're playing
@@ariesleo7396 Cause games like minecraft keep writing to the disc every time u load a new chunk but i u were to stay in the same area or go to chunks already loaded u wont see a difference its only when loading a new chunk that causes those lag spikes
You should redo this with all open world games, those, in my experience, are the games where the minimum fps increase is most notable on an ssd. Not the case for all open world game,s but stuff like Wildlands and Rage 2 seem to run faster. This makes sense because open world games rely on streaming data stored on the hard drive ot make a seamless world with no load times. I know Far Cry 5 didn't show much, but I've seen it go up in open worlds.
agree
I just bought a Patriot Burst ssd and changing from hdd seems feels so great.
I know, it's 2023 .but I only just got an SSD and my whole PC is so much faster, boot time is significantly less, apps open instantly instead of taking 30 secs to 3 mins and I noticed I now get more consistent frames in games.
Get M.2 that are at minimum 4 times faster than SSD. Right now SSD & M.2 are the same price from 250GB to 2 TB.
I would to get that but the problem is Idk if my old i7 4770 supports the M2
Ssd help only to load faster windows,games and other apps you have in this
some games it does help for example gta5 and arma 3 help with ssd with less pop in and fps drops
@@spunkimonkey90 that's only if u have less ram
@mike nothing who u talking to?
@@manomant181 he keeps thinking a ssd improves fps (vs a hdd) he did his own tests and somehow managed to get 20-30fps when he "cloned" his ssd to a hdd for testing purposes (ssd was getting 60fps) so Something he did affected the fps when it was cloned
But yes having 4gb of ram or less will in a lot of cases make the a lot of games unplayable
@mike nothing nope
Who needs hdd when u can download an ssd
@@eliteaz8297 dude😂😂🤦♂️
I hope you are joking
@@KfarShakshuka 🙄🤦🏻
no
11 minutes for 30 sec of important stuff, nicely done
Got a 4,000 tb hard drive and 1000 gig SSD. Pretty useful because you don't realize how fast you start to fill up 1000
the question is... is the OS installed in separate SSD or HDD while testing? i know the answer each test disk has its own OS installed if i understand correctly but what if OS was installed in SSD and games are installed on different HDD or SSD? i guess thats a different scenario and test results would vary again from those posted.
Thanks for the info Tasty Bros.
Even though am not into gaming, HDD created many headaches to my laptop - slow booting, etc. Then I changed to Apacher SSD(never heard but the local computer shop has only sold this brand, 480GB about equivalent of £55). Now, after 6 months, no headache, hassle free, and work happily with SSD, eventhough 480 GB compared to my previous 1TB HDD.
Could I just ask something g really quick? They said SSDs are really affordable, are they though? I got a 4tb HDD for £80, whereas the cheapest 4tb SSD I found was £470
250gb ssd is more than enough
@@amaljose8003 not enouph at all games need a lot of space u need at least 1 TB
The only advantage of an ssd over an hdd are loading times. No extra fps!
Yes but if you have a bad potato pc and u just upgraded to a ssd it may slightly increas the fps if you usually get 30-40 fps you could get 60-70 constant
Even there settings were on ultra and they were having a gaming pc ....so it matters much more
Ich kümmere mich nicht um die Ladezeit, ich benutze eine Festplatte für Spiele in meinem Haupt-PC und keine SSD, solange das Laden des Spiels nicht 2 Stunden dauert, es ist mir egal, ob der PC 20 Sekunden oder 2 Minuten dauert. Der FPS ist mir wichtig, max und Im Durchschnitt ist mir alles andere egal und wenn es hier und da ruckelt, stört es mich nicht. Ich hatte oft starke Ruckler in 1 oder 2 Spielen oder habe 2012 mit 15 FPS gespielt und es hat mich nicht gestört
I put all my games in my seagate baracuda hdd. My editing/creative work apps like Adobe CC on my nvme. Done and done.
just bought the seagate 2tb hdd, and i will either get a 2.5in 250gb ssd, or an m.2 250gb ssd idk
I have windows and Microsoft flight simulator on my Samsung 860 Evo ssd and everything else on my 2TB baracuda.
same here i run davinci resolve,CC, and OS on my ssd and put everything else on my hdd
So don't you put your games on ssd?
I mean on hdd are they running good?
@@KfarShakshuka size of ssd?
It's weird, i bought a 1080p monitor (used to play on a 720p before) and a ssd and my frames improved. It's weird because the higher resolution should mean my frames should be lower.
Cpu bottleneck
yes it does. especially the 1% and .1% that they are talking about now. the stuttering will be highly noticeable with hard drive
Great video guys, yall always know what to put out and the right timing
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The m.2 ssd definitely pushed my fps on the Witcher to a full 60 ultra setting
that isnt true
@@mothiesm8597 ok, well, when you upgrade from a HDD to a m.2. you are simply going to get better performance in open world games. And overall smoother everything
@@baldeagle1171 was windows in the hdd ?
@@porteenbois503 yes
@@baldeagle1171 thanks your answer saved me $100
Some games need SSD, because loading times are huge!
like gta v
By any chance can you show a overclocking full tutorial
It wouldnt make a difference at high end devices,but for low end pc or laptop,its a game changer,games are not dropping fps
I have 16 gb ddr3 ram intel pentium G3240 with integrated graphic cards and 240 gb ssd with windows installed on it. I wanna play games but i feel like this is not enough so i am confused in if i should buy ssd by compromising the storage that comes in hdd at that price or else compromise my gaming performance for storage of my hdd. I am so confused what would be better? In your view
I always heard that the answer was resounding YES. However, I recently invested in a 1TB SSD and found it overall had marginal if any improvement.
I realize in hindsight that the laptop I bought wasn't a good gamer.
But what are the read and write speeds of each of these drives? What are the specs of the motherboard they're running on?
Yes exactly it matters much more on it
Ive rounded this down to
ONLINE GAMING - SSD
Story Mode GAMING - HDD
A SSD wont give you that much more Fps at all but it improves how stable your game plays because well your playing zed game it needs to talk to all the files to run the game there for i would recommend a SSD
Right now i play dead by daylight on my pc,and im fine with my fps its like around 30-40 but it stutters like crazy,will an ssd remove stuttering m
@@dreadfuljack2694 depends on your hardware
@@BioKingGaming amd a6 6400k dual core 4.10ghz Gtx 650 12gb ram and 750psw
@@dreadfuljack2694 Definitely upgrade the cpu, everything is fine besides it since 2 cores is definitely limiting you. It would be best to upgrade to a quad core.
@@arsynic4202 thanks,im gonna get athlon x4 860k quad core,is that gonna be good
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Test with live games benchmarks are to little. I know 0.1% lows are huge difference in gameplay from my experience. Great video happy you guys are testing this problem. Most people think sdd's aren't necessary for gaming average fps is the same but stuttering is frequent on hdd
Depends on the age of the drive how much it is filled and its speed. If it doesn't have much space to write obviously you will have stutters. Also heat, age, speed of the drive matters.
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hi sir, want to confirm if using an external ssd would help lessen the thermal of the laptop while playing games e.g NBA 2k20, thank you.
I love your videos guys. Yeah, these days an SSD is a must specially because HDDs get slower with time.
So do SSD's but yeah i get your point
Harm Leyten Wrong, SSDs don’t suffer from speed degradation like HDDs do. Not as significantly anyway.
@@DanielOfRussia well, I have 240gb ssd and it got slower with time, but i agree it's still not as slow as hdd would be, keep in mind not all hdds are slow, I have a secondary HDD 7200 and i put most of my games on it and it's fast and frame rate is about the same as when the game is on my ssd.
@And Be BalancedHaving your OS on the ssd would be more beneficial, I did the exactly thing you mentioned in the past, well it was all for nothing as peformance wise it was the same, but just by having the windows on the ssd and leaving the HDD for the games only is already a good thing bcuz windows takes a huge toll on HDD and having something else taking care of it it's good, so i recommend SSD for Windows and HDD for huge games.
Good informative video but come on guys use OBS to screen capture the tests instead of a camera stuck to the side of the screen that makes it impossible to see the results.
why is it that i installed a 1 terabyte ssd into my pc and its saying its only 930 gigs
Do u have windows installed on that drive? Some storage also gets reserved for other stuff. Maybe virtual memory and whatnot
@@EpicDeathRider Yeah i do have windows installed on it i have it installed but not purchased
Test is not 100% accurate. The GUI scale for the MSI Afterburner is different on the hard drive test. Which can make the GPU be used a little bit more than it did in the SSD which can cause in game to lag a little bit more (less FPS)
Info is wrong. I get back to CS:GO in like 5 to 10 seconds and I'm using a standard HDD
I have a 128gb ssd but I put all of my games in my external hard drive does that affect the speed of the game?
Is it worth considering SSD + HDD for gaming PC?
Ssd doesnt improve fps it just improves loading time
Doesn't effect FPS but definitely effects stability in some games today
What do you mean??
@@alphagaming4298 some games, ie fortnite for sure performs better and actively loads quicker with an SSD. Textures tend to load quicker and more effectively
I overclocked my HDD to 120,000 rpm went to the bathroom and I could not find it. I guess it flew out of the window :(((((.
Bet that's behind that one UFO video that got released a while back
@@jackyback2578 :))
I have an m.2 for my OS and Programs,a 4tb for games that don’t take to long to load, an 240gb SSD For Roms, a 1tb for videos and a 480gb SSD for bigger games to load faster.
Seems like i can hold off buying an ssd for a bit
if u dont have 1 yet on your computer, it will be worth it if u get a 250gb ssd for your windows and frequent used programs.
Using an SSD or NVMe drive for your games won't help the FPS you get. However using either SSD or NVme drive for your games will help them load faster compare to standard HDD.
Course that won't help much if your playing a certain online game where you got to wait for other players before the game starts. Cause there is always someone who still uses a standard HDD for games. While you will load in before them you will just have to wait for them. lol
I got a ssd and i only saw an fps difference in the game rust
I’m actually using a 5400 western digital hdd to play warzone 3. It’s terrible I’m switching to my ssd asap…
I played rdr2 on my old hd 7200rpm loading time was 3 to 5mins and sudden movements like gun shot causes microstutter but on ssd has 1 min or less load time and smooth as butter .but there are well optimized games doom and re2 where in hd is good.
was windows also in the hdd ?
ok, here my question.
I have a laptop with i7 2nd gen with GPU and 8gb ram. it has a Seagate 500gb HDD. but now i going for 120 or 240 SSD sata along with HDD.
it is used for everyday work, not for graphic or web designing. but I do play Fortnite on med setting and pubg mobile through Tencent.
should i just have windows 10 64 bit on ssd and buy 120gb sata or should i install fortnite as well and buy 240 sdd sata and keeping tencent emulator on hdd.
and speed, loading differences.
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Ssd does not give more fps but can definitly make your game experience way smoother
mike nothing im not the smartest person but ssd will boost loading times. And if u play a game like gta 5 offline it can generate the map your (for example) flying over faster without stuttering or strange glitches. So it will give a smoother experience I saw it myself when I updraged to an ssd. Dont talk shit to me pls.
mike nothing lol I had a super low end computer and did not get any improvement in fps. Look up benchmarks. Look youtube videos. Everyone says an ssd wont give u more fps. If it does maybe 1 or 2. Give me some proof.
Is there any benefit to using both an SSD and an HDD in a pc together?
more storage
Last test with ssd you said min was 58 but if you watch you can see it go to 45 and then 32?
So my general setup is 1.5 TB 1TB HDD and 500GB SSD I store my games on HDD and send em over to my SSD when I play them and anyone who is wondering no SSD does not give you more FPS but it does remove stutter so if your computer can run the game it will remove stutter and make it smoother
The reason a HDD makes your game stutter is it can’t read and write the files fast enough to keep up with you and the game
Should you get an SSD? Yes
Will a HDD do? If it’s a decent one you shouldn’t be too worried
Final verdict for most people I recommend a good high capacity SSD paired with high capacity decent HDD for best results
so u are installing them in SSD right and HDD for personal files ?
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Not a great benchmark. Try shadow of tomb raider and see the difference in the 3 scenes on screen and the textures that pop up. I had to get an ssd for forza horizon 4 because my WD 7200rpm hdd was too slow for loading assets during gameplay. You get a message in game about it. For open world games and games that stream textures an ssd makes a very big difference.
CPU AND GPU ARE THE ONES THAT INCREASING FPS .. UPGRADING/SWITCHING TO SSD JUST INCREASE BOOTING AND LOADING TIME.. BECAUSE IT HAS FASTER READ AND WRITE SPEED..
sata 1, 2 or 3 for HDD?
or IDE?! 😁
you can tell looking at its a sata 3
I recommend you play Grim Dawn on HDD and a SSD/NVME drive for a hour from a cold boot on each then tell me which was the better game play experience and describe why. Spoiler alert it makes a massive difference in games that stream data from storage into memory on the fly as you traverse around the game to different regions.
Would Fortnite be a good example of this type of game? The map is very large and it seems like my HDD might have issues doing exactly that when I travel around quickly.
I’m very inexperienced with PC upgrades as I bought a prebuilt and I’m just curious if an SDD would provide an actual significant increase in performance. Thank you if you went out of your way to read this, I’d greatly appreciate a reply from either yourself or anyone else who might stumble upon this thread.
@@joshuavick887 probably not in fact I bet you could store most game files in ram and a hard drive should be fast enough to where it can load the map
@@killertigergaming7395 I thought so too but whenever I close fortnite my ram is running near %100. Could there be another reason for this?
@@joshuavick887 maybe you need more ram lmao
@@killertigergaming7395 Just curious if maybe switching to an SSD could be better alternative to increasing the amount of ram.
Is the performance of the game go better even though the ssd that i bought is dram less?
FPS doesnt matter if you use HDD, SDD, or a cassette tape from 1970....FPS is based on gameplay and your video card...not the storage device. Sure, loading of textures will be effected, but still no impact at all on FPS...only loading. Most games work and load almos tthe same from a good 7200RPM, SATA HDD, or SATA SSD or a NVMe PCIe4 top of the line 7000Mbps M.2.... with only a few seconds difference either way. Seriously. Only if you copy and use very large files would you see benefit.
After watching this I streamed an SSD with a custom1080pcie, 27kb of ram rpg lighting and got 13hurts more response lag from my ribbon cables on Balloon Simulator 3D.
I have 7200rpm hdd at sata2 and it sucks at pubg.. upgrading to ssd loads building and trees faster ingame.. totally worth it if you have older system :)
Yup i keep some games on the ssd that dont run so good on the hard drive
Ya man, benchmark seems like predefined environment, it's like game already knows what will be rendered. But in real time playing everything is just spontaneous. I am sure playing in real life will have improved FPS.
try this test on 8gb ram or lower and see the difference
i noticed a big improvement in Metro Exudos on my PC. mine is not high end and metro lagged on HDD but it is playable in SSD
I use a m.2 and my pc boots up in about 10 seconds. By the time my monitor automatically turns on it’s booted. I only have a 500gb m.2 I think in this case with these times I’m just going to upgrade the m.2
that's too slow for m.2 I have m.2 too and it boots up in 2 seconds about 3 seconds faster than my monitor to boot up
I thought you you needed the HDD. That's the only thing that got my PS4 working again
HDD:When I Press FireFox
HDD (FireFox Not Responding)
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SDD:Bootifull
i think im going to reserve my 2tb ssd for my games but use the hdd for my computer files and unreal engine files on the hdd
So I'm about to get my first pc, I'm still learning and I wanna do youtube, twitch, homework, gaming etc. Should i get an ssd or hard drive?
Most computers will most likely come with both, for example, I have a laptop with 2tb HDD, and 256 SSD, ssd will always be lower however since it's so much more expensive. That said, if you are buying a cheaper laptop, the best place to save is to get lower storage and buy an external SSD (if you dont mind playing off that) a built in HDD will often be better than an external SSD. It's up to your personal preference mate, keeping in mind, if you chose to opt for an external SSD. Average price for SSD 1tb is 130, and 4tb is about 450-700. HDD 1tb is about 40, and 4tb is about 70-120
@@akshatsingh3415 Thank you. Much appreciated
But first... (everyone skipping the next 50 odd seconds)
On the front vents are there dust filter's, in know there are the bottom and top I just need to know about the front
is it true that SSD doesn't stay too long compared to HDD i mean the virtuel life ??
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Whats with the flags
@@patricksedler9697 nothing at all bro lol
Renaldo king kk
The gen 4 ssd in my Xbox series x is amazing. I’m blown away!
I was playing dmc5 on my HDD and it had random freezes. Then I installed it on my SSD and all the freezing and stuttering was gone. So if you can install your heavy games on your SSD for more stability and faster load times.
Frames win games, HDDs getting the blames.
I’ve been having the most terrible time trying to figure out why my terraria has stutter issues it appears it was my hhd
So if i go buy a 2nd hdd to install my games on will the performance be bad?
So which ssd is better
well 2 HDD make a pc run faster then 1 cuz im useing 1 and from time to time my pc well start haveing a heart attack
Does SSD Fix micro Stuttering in game?
Yes
Only use an HDD for mass storage and games not Operating Systems (unless Linux Or Android variants)
Buy nvme 256gb and hdd 1tb or an ssd 2.5 1tb?
What about running multiple applications plus a game? I just switched out an hdd for an ssd because I was getting hard stutters (half second freezes) in bf4 while running discord and MSi afterburner and a few other applications. Switched to an ssd for my games and it’s gone. My cousin is experiencing the same thing I was on the same game and he also has an hdd for mass storage
That can be for alot of reasons you could have had a 5400 rpm harddrive thats getting close to full storage limiting performance of the drive and it won't have as much space to write also old age can be a reason for the freezes.
Facing same issue. Lagging, stuttering, Environment building & then takes time to build another.seems like HDD Can't even feed graphic card that fast.
realize q in open world games the ssd training a little bit of ram consumption and as the maps are getting heavier, the ssds do give a help in the fps if u have not are using the amount recommended by the game production, a game which is an example of this is the war zone and this has already been proven, so I also believe that the ps5 is a huge console because in addition to the ssd it has the capacity to store and deliver huge maps instantly, it still communicates directly with a console ram q in addition to being ddr6 on top of borrowing ssd space as virtual memory, Phil Spencer has already spoken out and said that he intends to use this new technology as a wild card and I believe that sony also use, in short, Fs ssd yes and it is a idiot without information and outdated who says otherwise! AH, AND BEFORE I FORGET, IF YOU HAVE A SSD M.2 ... PQ FUCKING VC N USA VIRTUAL MEMORY, IN ADDITION TO VC GIVING MORE FREEDOM TO YOUR RAM VC TBM WILL USE A SPACE Q TIMES EITHER IS NOT BEING USED , PQ QM HAS 16GB OF RAM SOMETIMES THE SYSTEM COMES 2GB, 3GB OR EVEN MORE IN CASES OF BUGADO SYSTEM QN IS DIFFICULT TO SEE! Edit, this video of the guys is from 2019, n knew what was going to come ahead and they understand pc, but n know how to learn and think they just need to use it, it looks like they don't play much, take sports and notice the fps ssd yes and in the future this will be more apparent, leave or like to share this information!
aplication for show fps ?
So overall ps5 ssd doesnt matter in terms of fps its just loading rendering textures
No, a SSD's main purpose is to load files and make menu navigation feel more fast and clicky. Texture quality to my knowledge relies on RAM, VRAM, memory bandwidth, memory bus, and software which all rely on one another. On PC you do not need a SSD to run ultra textures because that is the GPUs job. A SSD does not affect performance or fidelity. RAM is very important for performance and texture quality, but RAM, VRAM, GPU, memory bandwidth, and memory bus all rely on one another for how good the game looks and feel. A SSD can, however completely get rid of texture popping since SSDs in general are blazingly fast. SSDs in next gen consoles are overhyped, but are excellent for reducing load times. The 30 series can make games look better than the next gen consoles with or without a SSD.
Where to download ssd?
SSD's FTW! Great video!
I have ok componets like rx 7900xtx but does anyone know why i would have fps drops even when the games runs at 65ps? Do i need a better ssd or something?
final answer : **DOESN'T MATTER**
load times are way better with an ssd if you care about that
Ssd runs out of storage to fast for me though
They don’t “run out” any faster than a hard drive if you have the same capacity. Just get a bigger SSD. You can get 1tb NVMe SSD’s for $90 if you shop around.
Pls provide me download link for nvme ssd and intel i10 processor
3:12 i have better results than 2060 in my gtx 1660 ti. Weird.
I’m just watching this bc I took out the hdd from my ps4 slim which was a toshiba 1tb 5400rpm hard drive then I inserted it into my pc, it showed “gpt protection” and I removed that and got that handled and formatted it so I can use it for my pc games that are high in storage like gta v or call of duty warzone, i jsut wanted to check if it’ll affect my fps and I see it does but not too much and ik that it will take longer to load in things, but thx for making the video
7:45 whats the deal with that huge underarm bush you got there mate? Look at the guy on the left...