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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter neatfeatguy Start date Nov 2, Joined May 18, Messages 1, 0. I can't say I've heard anyone claim that installing games on a SSD over a HDD has caused a jump in performance frames per second in games. Anything I do find asking a similar question says no to very little performance fps improvement. I've heard people say they've noticed reduced loading time in games between menus and such, but not actual performance.
Does anyone have any actual data to back this up or heard of similar performance increases? Me, I'm too short of time to install Windows on an HDD, install games on it and then test a them, then to swap in a SSD, install the same games on it and test them again.
Joined Feb 19, Messages 7, 2. Joined Apr 19, Messages 12, 3. The only time you'll get an FPS increase from an SSD upgrade is when the storage transfer speed becomes the bottleneck during gameplay. I'd imagine in most cases there'd be no difference, especially on a custom build.
Joined Apr 10, Messages 17, 3. Last edited: Nov 2, RCoon said:. Knoxx29 said:. There you have the answer to your question. Btw, when installing Games on a HDD better to go for those rpm. Joined Dec 6, Messages 16, 3. No, there's no increase on fps, as the others have explained on here. Only loading times and hitching will be improved. Looks like the TT writer was on crack when he showed there was a difference, or is just straight up lying.
Yeah sure. Joined Jul 23, Messages 27, 4. Joined Apr 2, Messages 3, 0. It is possible. You want to know why SSD can loads everything faster than former Hard drives, right? If you have ever opened a hard drive then you can find a small metal plate that rotates to read data.
This works a bit like CD disks. If you play console games, then you might know how it works, right? There are tons of factors that make your gaming performance great. Talking about the SSD, yes, it can improve your gaming performance. Actually, not only gaming but SSD fast forward things like booting windows, game loading screen, installing gamnes. If you are thinking after installing SSD, your gameplay fps is gonna increase at an extreme level, unfortunately, you are wrong.
Ultimately, because of the faster transfer of data, reading, and writing, SSD is just awesome if you wanna get quick results. Talking about the gameplay, SSD is very helpful. We all know all the latest, high graphics games size more than GB and it takes a huge amount of time after downloading.
But, if you have an SSD, you can actually cut the time takes by half or 1 third, which is pretty awesome. Not only installing, but SSD is also very helpful for loading kind of stuff. Two such games are Star Citizen and Microsoft Flight Simulator , some of the largest in size games on the market.
As you fly through the sky, the game will pull data from your storage unit to fill the world you need to see. Just using an SSD might not be a magic fix, either. Essentially, most of the big MMOs out there load certain in-game models separately to account for, well, the sheer amount of players or things-happening-on-screen one might run into all at once. Typically, this takes a little while to correct itself.
Depending on how much is trying to load onto your screen, it might be five minutes before the beautiful 4k textures your GPU promised you actually show up to the party. And for help, you can read our guide to desktop storage. For more, check out our recent video covering the basics of RAM and storage upgrades for your gaming PC.
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