Games on SSD

[platonas]

should i download all the games into the ssd or that will slow it down and decrease its durability ?

[NBG]

It's not the best idea to fill your entire SSD up with games since you typically see very little benefit in most cases. I typically put games with slow load times or my most commonly played games on my SSD and the rest on my HDD. I found that the load time for WoW and GTA V have been lowered significantly by putting them on my SSD where other games like CS:GO had very little difference between being on my SSD or HDD.

 

TL:RD - Put a few of your favorite games on your SSD and the rest on your HDD

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, NBG said:

It's not the best idea to fill your entire SSD up with games since you typically see very little benefit in most cases. I typically put games with slow load times or my most commonly played games on my SSD and the rest on my HDD. I found that the load time for WoW and GTA V have been lowered significantly by putting them on my SSD where other games like CS:GO had very little difference between being on my SSD or HDD.

 

TL:RD - Put a few of your favorite games on your SSD and the rest on your HDD

u must do it wrong or smt, i can see a difference between cs go on ssd and cs go on hdd

[NBG]

Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

u must do it wrong or smt, i can see a difference between cs go on ssd and cs go on hdd

My CS:GO load time changed by a matter of 1-2 seconds when I moved it to my SSD, where WoW and GTA load in half the time that they used to.

[sole_wolf]

I think what he's saying is the difference in loading time on the different drives is minute compared to a game like CS:GO vs Battlefield 4.

 

CS:GO loading times changed only by a few seconds for me while BF4 changed from over a minute to 15 seconds.

[Princess Luna]

The only game I have on SSD is CS:GO because I like being able to pick what team I want to play at in Casual by being one the first to load the map, aside from this every thing else I installed on my 7200rpm HDD and It really does not bother me one bit... sure Deus Ex  Mankind Divided, The Witcher 3, GTA V... all load very slowly but once the game's loaded there's no difference at all any ways and I usually take that time to set myself comfortable, go to the bathroom, have a glass of water... you pick it.

[pelark]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

The only game I have on SSD is CS:GO because I like being able to pick what team I want to play at in Casual by being one the first to load the map, aside from this every thing else I installed on my 7200rpm HDD and It really does not bother me one bit... sure Deus Ex  Mankind Divided, The Witcher 3, GTA V... all load very slowly but once the game's loaded there's no difference at all any ways and I usually take that time to set myself comfortable, go to the bathroom, have a glass of water... you pick it.

This is literally exactly what I do.

[platonas]

45 minutes ago, NBG said:

It's not the best idea to fill your entire SSD up with games since you typically see very little benefit in most cases. I typically put games with slow load times or my most commonly played games on my SSD and the rest on my HDD. I found that the load time for WoW and GTA V have been lowered significantly by putting them on my SSD where other games like CS:GO had very little difference between being on my SSD or HDD.

 

TL:RD - Put a few of your favorite games on your SSD and the rest on your HDD

thats what i was pretty much thinking too thank you for your help