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Games loading speed

Lollothecreeper

Good morning

There's something that is still not clear in my mind. To get faster loading times in games, does both the game and the OS have to be on an ssd or does the OS has to be on an ssd and the games can be on an hdd? Respond only if you are sure you got the right answer to my question, thanks. (Sorry for my bad english btw) 

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just the game has to be on the SSD for it to load faster

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Load times, like RageTester eluded to, is the product of hardware working together (or against each other).  That said, provided you have at least 2 drives, keeping your games on your fastest drive and your OS on a different drive...will produce less contention and faster load times in a perfect world.

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