Hm never noticed that befor. Tried it just now from SSD and HDD don't see a difference, maybe it is nothing to do with SSD but with overall computer setup ?

Hm never noticed that befor. Tried it just now from SSD and HDD don't see a difference, maybe it is nothing to do with SSD but with overall computer setup ?
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it's because your computer spec are too low to see and difference. When your computer get a upgrade your hard drive will be the factor that limit your computer instead of the cpu or the gpu



SSD is the single best upgrade you can get for a PC right now. It won't impact gameplay very much, but it'll speed up the initial loading of the game into memory.

The only game I've ever bothered to put on my SSD that made an actual noticeable difference was Skyrim.
~- Tanking is Skill | Healing is Art | DPS is Science -~

Despite what some people may think an SSD can improve all aspects of a game, including this one. A lot of the in game assets are called up from your hard drive and if you have a slow hard drive it takes longer for assets to load, this includes textures, models, music, etc. An SSD will also cut your load times by at least half. There are some SSD's that have a very long life as well. My two SSD's have an estimated lifespan of 2,000,000 hours. Both drives have nearly 10,000 read and writes and still have 100% life left. SSD technology has improved significantly, especially when it comes to lifespan.

SSD = OS and 1 game (current game being played). HDD = everything else, lol. That's how my system is setup, always.
Don't degfrag SSDs...
I would really recommend saving for a 256 gig SSD. Windows OS with its updates takes up a big chunk, and you want some free space for multiple apps. Its definitely a good investment, just make sure you google setting up a SSD for your motherboards BIOS. A lot of people simply plug it in and think they are getting all it offers. If the bios is setup properly for a SSD OS, the difference is night and day compared to someone who just plugged it in.
Any decent SSD will have a 5 yr warranty so if it craps out you mail it back to the manufacture and get a new one for the price of shipping.



I just put SSDs in everything I get now... Laptops and desktops. I couldn't ever go back to spinning platters. yuck.
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