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    Solid State Drives have no impact on in-game performance. Turn off spells or effects from other players to fix your rendering issues. I have a SSD on my PC, and all it does is effect load times THATS IT gaming wise. All performance related issues are related to the GPU, CPU, or RAM.

    A simple google search of Guru3d or tomshardware will prove that. Dont waste your money unless your looking for shorter load times, and even thats questionable on a PS3, the system was not designed for SSD's, the bios would have to support it properly for you to get the full benefits.

    I dont understand how ignorance like this exists with google right there in front of you...The guy after me thinks a fast internet will effect load times. I think Im going to cry............
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wiggles View Post
    Solid State Drives have no impact on in-game performance.
    this is correct.

    Quote Originally Posted by Wiggles View Post
    A simple google search of Guru3d or tomshardware will prove that. Dont waste your money unless your looking for shorter load times, and even thats questionable on a PS3, the system was not designed for SSD's, the bios would have to support it properly for you to get the full benefits.
    this is not however. it's not questionable. it's a fact that a ssd can improve load times on your ps3. google it.

    also:

    Quote Originally Posted by Shintaru View Post

    Well I finally broke down and installed a SSD to try to help the PS3 cope with all characters onscreen. It was such a pain for me to target mobs that would be invisible or the lag from fates. The loading screens are now 1.5-2.5 secs tops. I haven't been able to test the more laggy fates yet, but I've done a few dungeons and my performance upgrade is noticeable. The characters(npcs) still drop out to conserve RAM from a distance, but they pop back much faster when you're close to them. I no longer run to a npc quest marker and need to wait a long time for npc to pop. This applies to fates too where you turn in supplies. I'm still going to update to the PS4, but installing a SSD was the best thing a PS3 player can do to help their performance. I thought I've give some hope out to other PS3 users who struggle to do fates. I picked up a Samsung 120GB 840 series.
    it works for FFXIV.

    btw yoshi p himself stated once that a sdd will help.
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    Last edited by kollwitz; 10-04-2013 at 09:25 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wiggles View Post
    Solid State Drives have no impact on in-game performance. Turn off spells or effects from other players to fix your rendering issues. I have a SSD on my PC, and all it does is effect load times THATS IT gaming wise. All performance related issues are related to the GPU, CPU, or RAM.

    A simple google search of Guru3d or tomshardware will prove that. Dont waste your money unless your looking for shorter load times, and even thats questionable on a PS3, the system was not designed for SSD's, the bios would have to support it properly for you to get the full benefits.

    I dont understand how ignorance like this exists with google right there in front of you...The guy after me thinks a fast internet will effect load times. I think Im going to cry............
    THat's because you're on PC, the PS3 version is a very different animal.

    The PS3 version pretty much uses the HDD similar to how Page File works in Windows to make up for the confined amount of memory, faster storage = faster performance.
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