Everyone says get an ssd but i put my pc in sleep mode not off mode

[peter325]

So would this still matter 

[JerkyMcDilerino]

I don't know? 

[J. Hammond]

Any files or programs installed on the SSD will be loaded faster, so if you're okay with not having that then a regular HDD is fine.

[UselessBread]

yes.

[peter325]

how do you put that writing about your system specs there I cant do that @JerkyMcDilerino

[peter325]

Any files or programs installed on the SSD will be loaded faster, so if you're okay with not having that then a regular HDD is fine.

Ok thanks 

[Ramontes]

I would still reccomend one that suits your size for game files with long loading times with things such as skyrim or gta5 even if you dont take advantage of boot times even now with my samsung 850 evo I still hit the power button and walk away for a couple minutes to let the pc boot up as if it were a basic hard drive however it does the job when I play games with longer than normal loading screens

[Megahurt]

It's not only boot times, everything that is stored on the SSD will load much faster.

[JerkyMcDilerino]

how do you put that writing about your system specs there I cant do that @JerkyMcDilerino

My settings > Signature. 

[AresKrieger]

I'm pretty sure sleep mode saves to ram not the ssd, while hibernate would save to the ssd and would not be recommended for ssd use, or were you talking about general sleep mode boot times? if so it will be faster but not as big of a difference as standard off booting

[eLucid]

Load a 64 player conquest map in bf4 on a ssd/hdd. Then come back in this thread and tell me you don't notice a difference.

Edited October 12, 2015 by eLucid

[peter325]

thanks

[peter325]

I'm pretty sure sleep mode saves to ram not the ssd, while hibernate would save to the ssd and would not be recommended for ssd use, or were you talking about general sleep mode boot times? if so it will be faster but not as big of a difference as standard off booting

 

I'm pretty sure sleep mode saves to ram not the ssd, while hibernate would save to the ssd and would not be recommended for ssd use, or were you talking about general sleep mode boot times? if so it will be faster but not as big of a difference as standard off booting

Have windows 10 I put it in sleep theres no hibernate