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fps has nothing to do with a SSD lol.
3-5 fps higher means "you get 3-5 fps higher with the SSD" since the guy asked if you get more fps with a ssd.. dude really?.
Not necessarily. Games which rely heavily on streaming content into the level while playing can have some small fps benefits. But for the vast majority of games there is no noticeable performance gain and I doubt this game will be different. I would always recommend putting OS on an SSD but for games, a decent HDD will suffice.
Besides that, SSD are getting cheap. I don't have any HDDs left in my gaming pc and I'm happy with that.
3-5 is a difference. in witch the eye cant see.
still a difference in numbers.. an SSD dont give anything in numbers.
either way, do you know what you call a spaceship that an asian imperial pilot flies? Thai-fighter. BOM.!
only mechanical drive i have is for storage, solid states are pretty cheap these days so no excuse
Nvme isnt as worth it as much over solid state as solid state is over mechanical the leap is more load times than superior texture load
Pretty sure I can tell the difference between 0 fps and 3 fps.
true facts still stand.. SSD makes no difference.
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