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Because a SSHD is faster then a regular HDD

Okay, clearly you dont understand, I will put all my games on a SSD, a fully dedicated SSD, no part of it will be on a HDD, if I play bf4, it will be on a ssd, I might put old games that load fast as it stand on the hdd, but games that I want to load fast will be on a fully dedicated SSD to os and prgrams.

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Okay, clearly you dont understand, I will put all my games on a SSD, a fully dedicated SSD, no part of it will be on a HDD, if I play bf4, it will be on a ssd, I might put old games that load fast as it stand on the hdd, but games that I want to load fast will be on a fully dedicated SSD to os and prgrams.

Ohh, but if you didn't put games on the SSD would it be smart to put the games on a SSHD?

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Ohh, but if you didn't put games on the SSD would it be smart to put the games on a SSHD?

If you cant afford a ssd and hdd, but can afford a sshd, it is the next best thing, faster then a hard drive for sure, but not quite a dedicated ssd, so its for thos who cant afford they full thing, im not dissing sshd'd, its just I have enough of a budget to go full ssd and hdd.

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