Starfield : HDD vs SSD - Huge Difference

Starfield : SSD vs HDD | 2K
• SSD: KINGSTON NV1 2100 Mbs
• HDD: WD Bule 7200 RPM
Recorded With Shadowplay Monitoring Program. MSI Afterburner
My PC Specs:
• CPU: Intel i5-12400F
• Cooler: GAMDIAS CHIONE M3-240W
• MB: ROG Strix B660-A
• Ram: 2x8GB XPG SPECTRIX D50 3600 MHz
• GPU1: Colorful RTX 3060 iGame Ultra W 12GB
• GPU2: Palit RTX 3050 StormX 8GB
• GPU3: MSI GTX 1650 GDDR6 Ventus OC
• SSD: KINGSTON NV1 1 TB
• HDD: WD Bule 1TB
• PSU: Corsair Vengeance 650W
• Case: Lain li 205 mesh white
• OS: Windows 10 Pro 64bit
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[@gamesling]

Wow, this explains my lag spikes... I just didn't want to take up 100GB+ on my 970 Evo but I also didn't realize that the HDD would make it a nightmare to play. This video is very informative, thank you.

[@rtyti]

Glad I could help!

[@mohammedabougamil7518]

totally agreed, i just bought a new ssd specially for starfield, it deserve that.

[@sakamichisubs46]

I have freezes like the HDD but i install the game on a m2 nvme 2,400MB/s, The processor stays between 60-85% and from one moment to the next it goes up to 100%, the freeze arrives, 5s it takes off and the processor returns to normal, the only way I could fix it is using battle encoder shirasé, its like the game think is installed on hdd :c

[@rtyti]

wait a patch

[@StephenSwargiary]

the game crashes my pc every 2-5 mins is there any ways to fix it

[@rtyti]

Wait a patch

[@thecastledude7634]

Whats' an HHD?

[@rtyti]

WD Blue 7200 rpm 1Tb cache 64MB