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Could a faster ssd increase performance?

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By Dominatroy
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I have a laptop with an ssd but when I load new areas in games the fps fluctuates my laptop has ryzen 7 3750h 16gb ram Gtx 1650 will a faster ssd increase performance

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An SSD will probably get you faster load times, but not better performance.

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8 minutes ago, Dominatroy said:

I have a laptop with an ssd but when I load new areas in games the fps fluctuates my laptop has ryzen 7 3750h 16gb ram Gtx 1650 will a faster ssd increase performance

No. If you are just playing games it will basically do nothing over a basic SATA drive. What will give you a performance increase is dual channel ram, so make sure your 16GB is in dual channel, not single channel. 
 

Other than that, the 3750h isn’t a great chip, despite the name, it’s much slower than the 3700x, as the 3750 is still on 12nm, while the 4000h and 5000h series are 7nm.

geometry is hard
b550 > x570

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I helped someone fix their computer with an HDD in it, an SSD really helped with boot time and performance, but difference between HDD and SSD can be night and day, not SSD and more expensive SSD. 

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