M.2 NVME vs SSD vs HDD Loading Windows and Games
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2019
- M.2 NVME vs SSD vs HDD Win10 / Game Loading Times
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Games:
Metro Exodus - 00:35
Watch Dogs 2 - 01:24
Far Cry New Dawn - 02:02
Kingdom Come Deliverance - 02:31
Shadow of the Tomb Raider - 03:00
Battlefield 5 - 03:32
System:
Windows 10 Pro
Intel i5 8400 2.8Ghz
Gigabyte Z370p D3
RTX 2060 6Gb
SSD M.2 - Samsung 970 EVO 500 GB
SSD SATA3 - Samsung 860 Evo-Series 500GB
HDD - Western Digital Blue 7200rpm 1TB
RAM 16Gb DDR4 
Игры
![Megan Thee Stallion - Rattle [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qY6qwqVCsww/mqdefault.jpg)
M.2: what are we?
SSD: storage parts
M.2: why are we here?
SSD: to load things
HDD: storage parts
hdd
Hdd is just like explorer
you are really good at this! :D
Hahaha
Nice
When your ssd is so fast, you cant even read the tips on the loading screen
Suffering from success
lol
@@Gramr98 good one
If you have a hdd you can read all of it at the first loading screen.
Alex Jáger tru and that makes you a better player with a perfect aim 🌚
HDD: You paid for the loading screens too. Now, let's watch them all.
Bro 😂
Xd
More like "let's study them"
To be fair you did pay a lot less though. $100 gets you a terabyte in NVME and SSD. $100 gets you 4tb of HDD.
@@bobsnob3073 Yeah but when would mass storage play a role in an average gamer or a person who works with their PC? I don't think you need 4TB of storage for games unless you wanna install your whole library. I think the benefit of SSD of any form's loadtime outweighs the cost difference for most users, HDD should only be used as mass storage IMO
Hdd backs you up by allowing you enough time to read the tips, process them and also develop new strategies based in the fresh intel ... just in time before the game starts
well,once failed and you retry a lot of times and waiting for the game to load is just painfull
@@abiez4018 that's why you gotta develop new strategies
@@UrPPhard 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@UrPPhard SAVAGE LEVEL REPLY!!!
@@UrPPhard lol
I was a hdd user. And the pros of having it is that while u wait for it to load windows you can live your whole life and come back to it 20 years later
Just get a degree before each gaming session
Joseph S-D lmao
Never had a problem with mine.
@America Ssd's are much better in any way than hdd's when it comes to loading and everyone says it even studies on brand new pc's so dusting your pc off is not that much of an effective solution. It's basically are you willing to sacrifice money and storage space for faster loading times on apps, windows and games?
@America Guess you are the best so good for you. But don't take my word for it, I'm saying what I'm thinking, overall pc's speed depends on lots of things
I Love HDD. It Gives Me Time To Go To Bathroom While Loading Games!
You should not leave diarrhea untreated.
McTyfun no hes just taking a massive piss because of all the water he drinks ! Stay hydrated my friend
Only reason not to upgrade to a ssd
😂😂😂😂
@@aglawe1 only reason ? the HDD will never lose your data unlike an SSD.
and sometimes when the HDD is almost dead you can still resurrect it to recover your data.
1:31 did HDD dirty by thinking he was winning, but actually got a head start 😔
I've had my hdd for 10 years now. I finally upgraded to ssd. Damn I've been missing out.
which ssd ?
@@hugonongbri8100 just the regular ssd. Not the m.2.
same
how does it feels to have ssd in your PC system? is it so much better?
@@FaddliSyamsul i can say its wayyy better, it turns on on a few seconds rather than the slow and bad hdd, not only that but plenty of other advantages too
One day everyone will look back on this video and be like “hah, 15 second load time...that’s cute”
2050 - “what’s a loading screen?”
3000_What"s earth
2090- what's a tank?
3010 :--- "Who are You?"
They will be like 'how the hell did they stand that?!'
Thank you M.2 for only being slightly better than SSD and still lowering the prices of all SSD’s 🥰
M.2 are not slightly better they are way faster then SSD a SSD read at 550 MBps M.2 read at 3500 MBps .
@@gringo3585 watch test... Only slightly different in real
@@paulmueller100x I work in the computer industry and i can tell you that NVME make a real difference in data transfer. Saying that a NVME is slightly better than a SSD is not true at all.
@@paulmueller100x Go watch a R/W speed comparison between M.2 Nvme and a regular SATA SSD
M.2 is much better in data transmission !!! Why would people pay for m.2 when thet can buy ssd in less price
I was wondering whether I should get a basic SSD or a more expensive NVME M.2 and this video really cleared things up for me. Seeing as the difference is minuscule I can save money. Thanks!
For every day use SSD is enough. I would only pick m.2 for moving large files and editing. Thats only benefit I see. Games don’t seem to utilize much faster m.2 ssd
The big thing I love about m.2 is they're still almost as cheap and you have absolutely no cables to run. Clears up clutter in your case and speeds up the system
As a programmer I got 1TB nvme because I have to compile code, mount docker containers, install dependencies all the time. It doesn't make much difference in gaming though.
@@antfermic9170 ruclips.net/video/4YoRKQy-UO4/видео.html&ab_channel=TestingGames
Still about the same.
@@GSBrokerthis is the comment I was waiting for, looking for pc upgrades and starting to learn how to code
I passed through all of them as OS launchers:
-HDD for my laptop and my monitor;
-then I upgraded the monitor one and I got an M2 NVME, and I really felt the difference;
-About 3 days ago I changed the hard drive of my laptop, who was going to die soon with an SSD sata, and I must say i can't really feel too much difference between it and the M2, but surely the M2 loads everything a little bit faster.
SSD: loads
M.2 NVME: loads
HDD: look at this cool loading screen
M.2 be like: I'm in rush to load the game.
HDD be like: just chill.
@@nationalflower4308 ha ha ha (copied)
Is not impressive. Look at specs. NVM is like 20 times faster than HDD still cannot load 2x faster than an HDD in videogames. Is dissapointing. It should load 20x!!!!!!!!!!!
My WD Blue 4TB does 200MB/s, so it is sweet spot betwen SSD and small HDDs
Me and your father are having a divorce!
1:30 HDD: Super fast boi
1:43 SSD/NVME: They got us in the first half not gonna lie
It's like that turtle vs bunny race story but in fast forward
whdihjsjcns yes
Watch Dogs 2 loading screen bar doesn’t actually mean anything lol
@@ahandutta6602 so can it just load mid bar?
@@ahandutta6602 Wait what, so it doesn't load stuff and keep the game running in the backround 24/7 so that it doesn't have to load?
M.2 would be faster than SSD, but due to RAM and CPU bottle neck, we still cannot collect the entire potential of M.2. Such difference is often visible in high end machines. But for a personal computer, SSD is the deal.
Hi, I am from the future and actually we can already. Its more about the software than you'd think. The ONLY PC game at this moment capable of utilising full potential of Nvme is Forspoken using DirectStorage technology, but more games should come in the future.
@@bananomet4052what kind of software best for nvme?
@@bananomet4052how long do nvme drives last? I want to get one about 2-3 tb worth of storage but I’d like it to last longer then 5 years
@@nolyfe4814 Like other SSDs it depends on how much you write on them. The typical 500GB Samsung SSD is rated for 300TB. That means in theory you can write 100GB per day to it for 8 years until it dies. But make sure to not fill up the drives completely, they need free space to evenly distribute the wear.
In my experience SSDs can easily outlast some HDDs if you don't regularly write a lot of data on it. The Samsung Pro SSDs have a longer lifespan than the Evo models but are also much more expensive.
Gracias por la demostración y por el trabajo en el video se ve que pusieron esfuerzo,ahora ya no tengo dudas de comprarla
AMD WINS!
Oh, wait... Wrong video.
r/idonthavereddit
No my boy...Wrong universe.
Hahahahahaha true men
Does AMD come from the DC universe?!
Sometimes I see comments from wrong video
when i use hdd, I can read the text on loading screen :))
@KillerHax it is silly, mostly on HDD load time is 1 minute or less so this is not a lot of time
@@ALPHABYTE64 i am speed...
@@spoodermun1722 jest mocarz
@@ALPHABYTE64 a co wy tu robicie towarzyszu?
@@mati414 bo to luksusowe towary z zachodu ;)
Thank you, the best real life comparison I've seen so far...
Videos like this are why I subscribed. For a computer illiterate person your videos answer a lot of questions. Thank you.
Not really. There's no mention of which drives are being used - it's extremely vague
I really appreciate channels like benchmark and yours. Definitely makes me think twice before I get something and I try to squeeze every bit of performance from what I pay.
M.2 drives typically don't cost more. He's using two different generations which skew price/performance (970 vs 860). Crucial has a 1TB M.2 for $150. You could argue write and read times compared to Samsung but that's not what he's comparing in this video. Then there is the bonus that you don't have to use two cables to connect it to the motherboard. Much cleaner in appearance.
Michael and there isnt such a big different between good and ok ssds 🤷🏼♂️
Michael you’re referring to the M.2 nvme right?
@@faisalm3250 yes
@@Michael-qe2so you are incorrect the 970 line is part of the same Gen as the 860,the reason for the different number is to differentiate nvme from Sata
Day 91 of quarentene:
*watching loading screens*
Lmao
It's actually my 91st day of quarantine if i didn't go to the hospital on April 22nd.
First day of Quarantine: March 9 2020
Today's date: June 8 2020
666th like lol
@@MahmoudMohamed-ly2ib getou arab
Lol
I'm upgrading from a single hdd to a new pc with 1 ssd and an hdd and this video makes me realize just how much I've missed out on for the last 2 years
Watchdogs 2 be like:
HHD: Hey guys I’m going up really fa-
SSD And m.2: **loads**
HHD: where’d everyone go?
Hdd*
HDD*
I thought the difference between an M.2 and a classic SSD was gonna be bigger.
In other things In can be significant, but for gaming it's literally like a second difference 90% of the time
@@buttoxchewy7091 Well I figured that out from the video. I think I'm gonna go with an M.2 for Windows and classic SSD for gaming.
@@Scorpwind exactly what I'm doing this Christmas. Oh yea, it's big brain time.
@@Scorpwind I did the other way round today with Samsung 256g 840 staying as my boot drive and a new 1tb 970 evo for my gaming drive
It is bigger just this dude's hardware (cpu and gpu) are too slow to make a big difference. It is even more noticable when downloading files or transferring them.
You just sat through a 4 minute video of loading game screens
Actually, reading comments and occasionally looking at the time stamps at the top.
@@zynel413 same
no u
OMG I REALIZED I SPENT SO MUCH MONEY ON NVME FOR NOTHING! All the time it saved me in 2 years i already spent on watching this video
Would've been a lot shorter if it weren't for those damn HDDs smh my head
this was such a great video, nice man
Great comparison!
Regular ssd has the best value for your buck.
No shit
For gaming yes, for productive tasks no way
No way!, M.2 is the fastest,normal ssd is regular,hdd is slowest
just ordered 1tb wd blue m.2 sata ssd for $99. The 2.5" variety was $114.
256gb 2.5" for boot + 1tb m.2 for games + 2tb 7200rpm hdd to back it all up = winning
My loading time : Pee , getting food, starts eating , realise its cold, warm it, come back...still loading
@Al Castill fak
You mean it loaded, but the food is so good you wont stop for the game. 👍
Exaggeration
Exaggeration
Did I just read: Pee on your food, starts eating
Thanks for the information 💖
Nice work! Thank you
So basically HDD is the Internet Explorer of Storage
but way cheaper..... and thats it
and better
No bro it's like using 2g in 5g era
@@VivekKumar-eg1lw its like using a flip phone in a fold phone era
Even internet explorer had Netscape.. i see what they did there
SSD: loads something 20 - 25 secs early then the HDD
Literally everyone: "that's ridiculous I can't make my coffee, play guitar, or go to gym while my game is loading"
I feld that, it took me 10-15 minute just to load up my pc.. now i change it to a ssd..
@@IFrostSky 10 - 15 minutes???
Are you sure????
Even my shitty laptop with a hdd anf i5 7th gen 4gb ram with about 75% filled 1 tb hdd boots up win 10 in about 30 secs
And the max boot up time I have experienced is 1min and some 40 secs with some intel pentium processor and a 2gb or 1 gb ddr2 or ddr3 ram with its 320gb hdd filled with about 280gb (it was an old PC)in win 7 pro
You should use a watch to see the boot up time no pc takes this much boot up time
It was like this back in the Pentium 1 days.
@@harshit4501 mine was does old 5-6year laptop, it was some what of an old intel and 512gb hhd. It took about 7 minute to just open the laptop, so i got a replacement and bought a legion
@Catx but mine still works fine and loads up in less than a minute (now I put that hdd in a new PC without any SSD)
Maybe it depends on the manufacturing company?? Because mine is WD blue
Nice, this was exactly the video I was looking for. :) I have a surprisingly similar setup, with my SSDs being kind of full, and I was pondering about how to best split my stuff between them. Based on this video, I guess installing most games on the SATA SSD would get me most of the benefit, and save space on the M.2 drive. Aand yeah maybe don't install games on the HDD...
Install your most used games on the m.2 and put your less used on the Sata and any others on the hdd
This is probably the most helpful thing I have seen
3:51
EA renders a highly detailed scorpion
SSD : Where?
m.2 : What?
Hdd: It's beautiful!!!
Excellent 👌
Lmao
HAHAHA
Nice comment bro
I don't get it
Faster loading time? Meh, they are just limiting my time for pee breaks.
Gamer pee
Use a pee bottle
*cAThEteR*
@@antimageantimage3424 Shit , OK
antimage antimage LOL
imo there is also a significant performance increase too when playing on an SSD or M.2.
For students, upgrading to sata ssd is a must. But if you need a workhorse that can edit video, photo, transfer file or zip operation, you need m.2 nvme. Booting wise ssd sata and nvme only different by thin margin
This proves that you can buy time
You can save it, no buy
@@danielchweh it was a joke
@@danielchweh r/wossshhhhh
@@danielchweh Depends on how we see it. Since uncle Scrooge would say time is money. Then we have other who is less rational, but more philosophical minded & would quote Legendary movie 5th Element: "Time not important. Only life important..." 👍
@@datuhijandatupanjungan2195 he was r/technicallycorrect
one advantage of M.2 NVMEs is you dont have to worry about cable management
M2 satas are also available now
Yup you just pop it in xD
yeah but who wants to spend 80 bucks for 500gb instead of 25 bucks just for cable management.
On the other hand a lot of them overheat and are harder to mount.
@@davidcobra1735 Female computer parts. nerds need a challenge to.
Should’ve shown loading times for ARK in here. The upgrade from HDD to SSD for this game is ridiculously good.
But overall - Nice video ! 👌🏻
The comment I was looking for. My Ark Genesis 2 map on Singleplayer takes 15-20 secs on NVME and around 2-3 mins on HDD which is WD Black. Time difference is huge & this game is the perfect game comparison.
awesome! thanks for the video
I have all 3. Had a huge HDD to store all of my mods since it was the cheapest option at the time, and a small SATA SSD for Windows to be installed on. Got the M.2 a year later since prices had dropped and I still needed more space. Load times on the m.2 are a dream.
My big drive is a pcie 3 nvme with 2TB and my tiny one is a pcie 4 nvme with 500GB 😂
Dude how much Skyrim mods do you have ?????
@@adgadgfhdfhd6857 not enough
Can you install windows on m.2 since im getting a 2tb version and no other storage
Load times on M.2 is barely any faster than the SSD if at all. Not worth the exra $ imo
I remember the first time I went from using a HDD to an SSHD, then shortly after got an SSD. the difference it makes is astounding
I so can relate to that. It was amazingly fast.
yeah i went from a 2tb hdd to a M.2 ssd and its a huge difference in windows boot times
My 2020 pc didn’t feel so 2020 until I went to ssd
@@DEVMADEIT_Beatsmost new pcs by 2017 had small ssd boot drives so the OS would be fast. I built mine on a tight budget in 2016 and still managed to get one in, Your old pc was probably quite low end
@@Archman155 yep it was the acer nitro 5 that was the weak spot, here i am on windows 11 and the system is even faster
Today's NVMEs are even better than 2 years ago. Would love to see an updated video
Exactly, I think this NVME may be only PCIE 3.0.
It is very interesting and most important to everybody, if they wants to build the personal computer, gaming pc, of course.
2:57 Wow, 6 seconds vs 60 seconds
10x faster ;)
Timmy P I used to think it’s fine to use HDD, just gotta wait, easy, but I couldn’t stand it now anymore, bought a 1TB Corsair MP510 for around USD125
@@mineplexhelp5372 And every time you load anything you will suffer the miserable performance of the HDD (also higher power consumption and noise, and lower reliability). Unless someone is dirt poor they should buy at least a 2.5" SATA SSD. Preferably one for the OS and a big one for games. I've currently got 4 x SSDs and am also not worrying about storage, ever (or for many years at least). They are the single best bang for buck upgrade anyone can make for their PC.
@@mineplexhelp5372 Games don't just load once and that's it, or you'd have more of a point. Games load between levels, games load menus, some games do lots of loading and SSD transforms it. Forza Horizon 4 is a good example, every little thing you do has a load time which is slashed on SSD. I can't believe there is still this ignorance in 2020 even when consumer SSDs have been out for over a decade.
@@FullNietzsche I didnt understand why we should get two different drives for os and games
People: "Money can't buy time"
Also people: Watch this and this type of videos million times.
People*
@@michakrzyzanowski8554 lol what
@@Ciel069 people
Kardeş ne diyon komik değilki bu
*Average people
Coming from an era where we used to load games from an audio tape (Spectrum 48K) that could take anywhere from 10 - 20 minutes (and even then not always work!) The extra few seconds that HDD is taking really isn't a hardship.
4 year old video, so pricing is different now. 2.5" SSD's back then were a much better deal. Now they are often the same price per TB compared to m.2's. But 2.5" SSD's are still great if you get an amazing deal on one. I built my current Desktop at the end of 2021, and I put in three nvme's (2 on board, one in a pci expansion card. All 1TB. One for OS + Programs, one for personal storage, one for work storage. And I have a 2TB external HDD to backup my storage drives. I always like important data to be on at least 2 different media). The only reason I went nvme was for the simplicity. Just plug in. 2.5" SSD's need power and data cables. So it is just cleaner in a case with a side window. But 2.5" SSD's are still a very viable option, and will be for some time still.
The most important thing, no matter what SSD type you get, is to get one with DRAM Cache.
Moral of the video: always set the ssd as the boot drive and for the installation path for your favorite single player games
Nub question but for it to be the boot drive, it’s gotta have the OS on it right? Cause I have Windows 10 on my current HDD but not sure if you could like, transfer it to the SSD? If that makes sense.
@@1804Makto have your sad as the boot driver you have to install windows on it. This requires a fresh install of windows. I recommend going on youtube and searching how to set it as the boot drive since that will be way more informative and more enjoyable then a huge wall of text.
@@1804Mak and no you can not transfer your windows 10 file on your HD to your SSD that can potentially cause an entire bricking of your SSD. Always do a clean installation and to make it easier, unplug the hdd when reinstalling so only the SSD is recognized.
@@mr.applejuice8546 eh. Not really tryna buy Windows 10 all over again. Guess I'll just use it strictly for my games instead. Thank you.
@@1804Mak you dont have to buy windows 10 again. Use a usb to install the windows downloader then install windows 10. If you still have the product key or if the key is linked to your microsoft account, then it's as easy as putting it in.
100 years later the kids of 2120 will be like :
Thank god I wasn't born in the time were you have to wait for the game to load
It will be not like game anymore :/
We will see. Media size keeps getting bigger though.
Loading screens are going to go extinct :(
1980's loading a 2d game takes 10-80s, 1990's loading a 2d/semi-3d game takes 5-80s, 2000's 1-80s, 2010's same, 2020's seem to be heading that way, too...
And people who grew up with console games in the 80s/90s are gonna be glad they were born in a time before games had to load
I think a good practice for budget gamers like me who installs multiple games at the same time is stroring the games at hdd initially and thereafter copying it to SSD one at a time depending on which game you play first
Why install few games at the same time then? Just install what you play on the SSD and that's it
@@MrSuvvri Think what he meant is he can only afford low storage ssd. Hence why he is installing 1 by 1
I knew ssd was faster and was already excited to upgrade but I had no idea it was this extreme
We spent thousands of dollars to reduce the time we have to spend looking at loading screens
Now we all doing it for free
SAVAGE
wisdom
what?
Everyone knows HDD is best since you have time to read the little tips and facts it gives you on the loading screen
"You move while walking!"
Use wasd to move 😂
@@aL1VeGAMING 😂
HDD can also make your game slower during the gameplay, So the tips are useless without a good performance.
you DO know that its shown in game too right?
We are all doing what we try to avoid: looking at loading screens
Well shit...
I just upgraded from 60hz hdd to 144hz and 560mbps ssd and WOW the load times are amazing everything is so smooth and the 144hz is so smooth and there’s no tearing
I remember when gaming was about graphic cards .
It still is, we're just on down time. Wait for Flight Simulator requirements to become the norm.
I'd say processors are the ones that have stagnated more.
@@lirfrank Totally agree, glad AMD is doing big steps
Yeah, this ain't quite "gaming", but very useful to clear doubts when it comes to storage technology actually being useful for games.
i miss when gaming was about graphic cards , now we playing garbage game on moblie
I remember when gaming was about bits
M.2 NVME = OS
M.2 SATA / 2.5" SATA = Games
3.5" HDD = Storage
Zephyr6 😂
I got a 256gb nvme for my os, a 1tb nvme for games, and a 2, 2tb HDD for all other things
@@yoboialex isn't a 1 TB nvme kind of small for games? I mean with the size of games nowadays you'd think a bigger amount of storage would be necessary. I've been looking at prices for storage and man, those nvmes get pricey.
@@OmegaForceOperative 1tb should be enough tbh. I have a 2tb hdd and i have a lot of games and programs, and i still havent used 1tb yet. I have quite abit of AAA games too, albiet theyre pirated so my storage spaces doesnt get raped with useless updates, but still. If you have more than 1tb worth of games, then you should probably delete some since i highly doubt youre playing all of them.
Anyways doesnt bo3 take up 300gb? Thats the only exception i cant think of, but even then who plays cod on pc? I know bo3 is over 150gb, and that was a couple years ago on my ps4.
@@thatxonexguy5438 are you talking about black ops 3? Because it only took 65gb of my storage on pc
Man i am so happy i came across this video because today i installed a samsung 980 m2 ssd and moved my os from a samsung 850 evo to the new one,after starting up my pc i instandly noticed that the startup is almost the same as my old 850 evo ,i tought that de m2 would be 2x faster with staring up but looks like i was totally mistaken,thx for the video.............
Great video
This is the best storage test I’ve seen so far. Thanks for doing it!
One problem with SSD is that I can no longer play guitar while waiting 15 minutes for my Visual Studio project to load xD
PunPun!
This is exactly how I justified myself not getting a SSD some years back. Sure we wait but why not do something lol (95% its the damn phone lol)
Opa balkan?
i came here just to say PUN PUN.
The correct title is “NVME SSD VS SATA SSD VS HDD”
How about "M.2 PCIE Gen3 x4 SSD as SATA 3 SSD vs SATA 3 7200 RPM HHD"?
@@jpstanley08 much better
Nope
@@kubistonek yes
@@kubistonek M.2 NVMe is an SSD, SSD alone is vague because you’re comparing two SSDs, one SATA and one NVMe, the M.2 is a form factor, it’s not relevant to speed, and there is M.2 SATA and M.2 NVMe so yes, I’m right
3:50 that sync
lol yes
1:34 *HDD*: Yay Im fastest
1:46 ................эггог
Эггог?
@@DifferentVid Eggog lmao
@@DifferentVid error, I guess
Мда похоже у тя проблемы с русским языком
Ellol
The moment you realise, you wanted to see less loading screens, but you watched over 4mins of only loading screens right now.
It's fine. Just for this one time.
it's so funny seeing both the ssd and the nvme fight over whos faster and then looking at the hdd stuck on a black screen trying to load what both the others loaded in under a second
I remember playing Skyrim on a bad HDD. Getting to the Arcane Mage room took like a week and a half.
Edgar S just went full SSD, 2tb total NVME and 500gb SATA
@@ICCUWANSIUT who asked
Froncha. Your mom, she was quite insistent.
@@ICCUWANSIUT yeah... no
@@msitomahawk1676 hurt my feelings :c
When you get tricked into watching loading screens
Oh my god...I'm literally at the end.
Holy shit, I think I just came out of the matrix.
The HDD used isn't really fair, it's only 64mb cache...there are much faster HDD's with 512mb cache. That's 8x as much cache, try a Toshiba MG09 or the Seagate Exos X22 for a more fair comparison.
Do you think there would have been a difference if you had been on an 8-core processor with any of these times? Think the 8 cores would have been able to extract more out the nvme since it's read/write specs are faster? I've seen people claim they've noticed a bigger difference with a higher core count cpu. Just curious.
I think as long as you have a modern enough cup it shouldn’t matter
@@squishykoolaid5286 I have a plastic cup will that work
@@Anequit I just realized what I did lol
@@squishykoolaid5286 bro i will buy pc wit i512400 i want to get ssd cause it cost less which one should i get of 1tb
@@Mustafa-zg4fn get a 500gb ssd and a 1tb hdd
People after this video: welp, ill buy a hhd anyway
Nah just picked up a 500gig m.2 nvme 😂😂
Naw I only use ssds hhds are shit
uh guys, if i store my game in hdd, is the speed is like ssd or still hdd speed?
sorry for my bad English if i wrong
@@shawdikap874 It’ll be like hdd. If you want it to load fast you need to store it in the SSD.
@@shawdikap874 hdd speeds
There no point of spending more money on a m.2 if the ssd is only a second behind
its not just about game loading times lol. nobody is gonna buy an m.2 nvme drive just for that. people buy it for the fast read times
No, that was what they were thinking of M.2 was going to look like, but M.2 is way too faster, it would be like 8 seconds to turn on computer
They aren't any more expensive though, that's the point. A 240GB PNY XLR8 costs exactly the same as a SATA drive while being much faster in some situations, there is no point in getting SATA unless you're on a very tight budget and looking at the cheapest DRAMless ssds
@@piciu256 but you have to buy a new motherboard that have the port... only the recent ones has, a 3-4 year old doesnt. And buying a new just for that? Nah, I played my whole life with HDD and still happy with that, but i'll get a 860 evo sata because it can fit to my pc
@@johnnyhun1 yes of course, but if you don't have a modern board there is no discussion, and your PC wouldn't be able to handle the speeds probably anyway with older hardware. You can always use a PCI adapter.
3 Years later and we shall see.
Great video the M.2 SSD and the SATA SSD would perform almost the same for single loading application.
In Overwatch you still have to wait for people with IDE connected drives
Hate that update
Anton Babani idk man nothings really come out to make me move on yet
Sorry About that... :(
I’m going to get a SSD soon ;)
lool im surprised ide drives still exist tbh
Ide drive should be auto kick for this kind of game
When you use HDD, while loading games, on screen must appear advice: "It will take some time, better go make some coffee"
You re talking about loading on ps4 XD
In 2014 is the first time I used a 250GB ssd. I did research, and decided it was worth the price for installing the OS on it, and maybe one or two games, with the rest relegated to the HDD. It was such a massive upgrade that I had to physically show other people whenever they showed up. Didn't get a M.2 until I had an issue with the MOBO and accidentally upgraded to a slightly newer variant of the one I had, not knowing for years it had one. Was probably for the best, because by the time I noticed, the price was just right for adoption.
Makes me wonder how we ever got anything done on our PCs just a few years ago. I never understood why computers were always so slow, finally realized why when I got my first SSD.
Very cool comparison video. Super helpful when considering converting to NVME. Thanks for the upload!
Using the ssd in games that not have anything interesting in their load screens
Using the hdd in games that do have interesting stuff in their load screens
*_S T 0 N K S_*
lol
GTA IV... Gotta love that loading screen music.
@@Rayde886 Yes i remember sometimes i wanted to last longer bcs music lol
I wanted it to go faster cause I was scared my parents gonna walk in
Skyrim then lol
Fun fact: If you use both Nvme 2 and Ssd Sata then the pc will have speed of nvme regard in your software installation on Nvme drive
10,000,000 people sat here watching load screens for 4 minutes.
Great video showing everything bout the disks because i plan on buying m2 this video was very informative.
1:32
HDD: i can do it faster!
*a couple of seconds*
ssd and m2 sorry bruh, next time
Due the recent low prices for hdd, it's good to have one 2tb or 4tb just for storage.
I use the M.2 as a boot drive and store everything on my HDD.
I'm so used to skipping the first 30 seconds of every video but this person gets right to the point.
I mean i know HDD is slow and all,but seriously,54 secs to load windows,that's really slow even for an HDD,mine loads in around 30-36 seconds
Startup shit that he loaded!
Right.... I was thinking the same thing.... He must got the regular cheapest hdd he could find....
It is probably an old HDD and that SSD hasnt been use much so it has younger lifespan than HDD
Its probably 5400rpm hdd
@@arnasr6971 I had a 7200rpm HDD that would take 2~3 minutes to boot up. Plenty of HDDs take a long time. I know people who run Windows on HDDs who refuse to shutdown their computer because it takes so long for it to boot up.
I have almost a 10 year old 1tb HDD 6gb SATA drive and a 5 year old 500gb SSD in my pc, so far I've noticed that the ssd has slowed down a bit while the HDD hasn't even begun to slow down. So HDD is better for long time use and SSD for shorter time use. Though I hope the longevity of SSD's will increase in the future.
Newer dosent awsys mean better.
Thanks for the information
Boot time and app launch time is quite similar in nvme and sata SSD, pretty surprised.
The only bonus for HDD seems to be extended video loading cinematic in Battlefield?
ironically, this video is mostly sitting watching a hdd load.
For trucks- SCS software makes games like ets2 and ats with truckersmp being the multiplayer of both.
For cars- playground games makes best game like forza horizon or motorsport
When people say money doesnt buy you time: