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ggrobot · Elite Member Joined: 28 May 2004 Posts: 53575

Nasty Nathan Kirsch of Legit Reviews fame has put together a good read on real world load times when it comes to games. He takes a look at six SSDs and throws in a 10TB spinning drive for good measure. He covers traditional SATA drives as well as M.2 drives, and throws and Intel Optane PCIe drive into the mix. Many

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Tom · Elite Member Joined: 07 Jun 2004 Posts: 4289

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Welcome to almost 10 years ago... Confused

gx-x · Elite Member Joined: 02 Jul 2007 Posts: 2652

Live in the shithole, have 6000$/year, read this review and think : who the hell wants to waste a month worth of salary to load things 25% faster to play them an hour a day?!

Kids that get money from their parents do.
Personally, I can wait. I CAN afford it, but I just don't care. SSD for a system is fine, still somewhat a luxury in my country and surrounding countries.

russelgarner · Contributor Joined: 25 Mar 2022 Posts: 1

Most modern 2.5-inch external hard drives demonstrate linear write and read speeds of 120-140 Mbit/s. The differences between specific instances are very insignificant due to the fact that all external hard drives in this form factor provide a spindle rotation speed of only 5400 revolutions per minute. And the recording technology in them is exclusively SMR. In addition, a big plus is that you have the ability to recover lost information from your hard drive using DATA RECOVERY SERVICES. Think about it if you decide to purchase it.