A SSD required um?

[Oscar von BJ]

So I go buy a new one besides the disc C and I must learn how to install it, geeez, complicated new field for me, and this is very 1st game require such on hardware and more games will learn and asking the same in future with no doubt, Bethesda just set up a new hated sample and add a new term on the list of Why We Hate Bethesda successfully.

Ummmmmmmmmmm

[Bad_Conduct]

Come on, guy. You can install the game on a harddisk, it'll just load slower.
Don't be stupid.

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You can get a 1TB SSD for $40 in the US times have change it's no longer 2013 it's 2023 it's time to upgrade in fact I'm seeing a 250GB SSD for $15.

[Sparhawk122]

The new gen consoles all have SSDs. And because this game is new gen only that means the minimum requirement is an SSD. Which makes sense.

[Oscar von BJ]

Originally posted by Anonymous:

You can get a 1TB SSD for $40 in the US times have change it's no longer 2013 it's 2023 it's time to upgrade.

Yeah that was exactly what I was look into, 1T looks good just , pffff gonna do the hardware thing again, you know, dismantle this dismantle that, and puzzel up, I hate that

[TheRandomGuy]

It'll probably run on a Hard-Drive, but likely won't be nearly as fast, which may contribute to lag or stutters.

There's also the possibility they didn't use HDDs in testing rigs as they're becoming less and less common among gaming PCs, and not to mention consoles have officially ditched them in favor of SSDs.

If you really don't want to open your PC up and install one, you can always get an external SSD enclosure and put the SSD in that before hooking it up to your USB port. SSDs also aren't too expensive these days, unless you go above 2TB in capacity.

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Originally posted by Oscar von BJ:

Originally posted by Anonymous:

You can get a 1TB SSD for $40 in the US times have change it's no longer 2013 it's 2023 it's time to upgrade.

Yeah that was exactly what I was look into, 1T looks good just , pffff gonna do the hardware thing again, you know, dismantle this dismantle that, and puzzel up, I hate that

Yea like TheRandomGuy said just get a external SSD then you can get a fairly decent ones around $50 and you just need to plug in threw USB I have 2 HDDs for just storage and I keep all my games I play a lot on my SSD .

[Izuzul]

Originally posted by Oscar von BJ:

Originally posted by Anonymous:

You can get a 1TB SSD for $40 in the US times have change it's no longer 2013 it's 2023 it's time to upgrade.

Yeah that was exactly what I was look into, 1T looks good just , pffff gonna do the hardware thing again, you know, dismantle this dismantle that, and puzzel up, I hate that

NVMe SSD's plug right into a slot on the Motherboard. You may need to remove your video card to access the slot depending on your card and motherboard. It also may have a heat sink covering the slot that will need to be removed and then put back on after slotting the SSD. (it's likely only one small screw.) But it's really super simple.

[Oscar von BJ]

Originally posted by TheRandomGuy:

It'll probably run on a Hard-Drive, but likely won't be nearly as fast, which may contribute to lag or stutters.

There's also the possibility they didn't use HDDs in testing rigs as they're becoming less and less common among gaming PCs, and not to mention consoles have officially ditched them in favor of SSDs.

If you really don't want to open your PC up and install one, you can always get an external SSD enclosure and put the SSD in that before hooking it up to your USB port. SSDs also aren't too expensive these days, unless you go above 2TB in capacity.

THX for tip and TBH I do considered the USB way yesterday but thinking the cable I told myself No it could be worse than a HDD so, ahhhhh buy a new one

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https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-MZ-V8V1T0B-AM-980-SSD/dp/B08V83JZH4/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3HQNNUQIQ3QO6&keywords=NVMe+SSD%27s&qid=1686797725&sprefix=nvme+ssd%27s%2Caps%2C265&sr=8-6
check this out like Reconciler said there super simple to install for me I just have to remove the side case and I can plug right in.

[Oscar von BJ]

Originally posted by Anonymous:

https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-MZ-V8V1T0B-AM-980-SSD/dp/B08V83JZH4/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3HQNNUQIQ3QO6&keywords=NVMe+SSD%27s&qid=1686797725&sprefix=nvme+ssd%27s%2Caps%2C265&sr=8-6
check this out like Reconciler said there super simple to install for me I just have to remove the side case and I can plug right in.

Thx really

[Spynosaurus]

Is it that hard to plug in the power cable from the power supply into the ssd and take a sata cable plug that into the motherboard and plug the other end into the ssd?

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Originally posted by Oscar von BJ:

Originally posted by Anonymous:

https://www.amazon.com/SAMSUNG-MZ-V8V1T0B-AM-980-SSD/dp/B08V83JZH4/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3HQNNUQIQ3QO6&keywords=NVMe+SSD%27s&qid=1686797725&sprefix=nvme+ssd%27s%2Caps%2C265&sr=8-6
check this out like Reconciler said there super simple to install for me I just have to remove the side case and I can plug right in.

Thx really

Just make shear you have a motherboard that supports that stuff if not getting a external SSD will work just as well.

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Originally posted by Spynosaurs:

Is it that hard to plug in the power cable from the power supply into the ssd and take a sata cable plug that into the motherboard and plug the other end into the ssd?

The hardest thing is the cable management lol if you really don't want to do that and want a external SSD it's as simple as plug into a usb port.

[Tomatokek]

everyone should have a ssd at this point. They are standard hardware. In fact, they are already outdated by NVMe drives.

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Originally posted by Tomatokek:

everyone should have a ssd at this point. They are standard hardware. In fact, they are already outdated by NVMe drives.

And you can even get thoses at fairly cheap prices as well I think I'm going to get one later right now my 860 EVO is just fine.