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Im getting the SSD either way, I have huge load times, today I died and I had to wait more than a minute to get out of a black screen in a multiplayer hunt
It has to be the Hdd though, I see on Direct Storage "CPU" instead of compatible. SSD is really mandatory for this game
its getting delivered tomorrow already 🙏🙏
I still need the ssd because I have atrocious load times so..
-What does the rest of your setup look like?
-Audio drivers up to date?
-Does this happen with other games or just MH?
-Do you use speakers, sound system or headphones?
Are you connecting with HDMI or displayport and are your cables up to date?
If you're running on an HDD, yeah that could be an issue, games are too large/complex to run properly on HDDs these days.
While not quite the same issue, this could help:
I had a ton of sound drop-out and audio delay issues when going through my sound system, but no issues with headphones. It ultimately ended up being my 3080ti not liking my Sony TV and something to do with the rtx30-series having high DPC latency issues. Going back to my previous card fixed it.
Windows 10 (not sure about 11) has this stupid feature where it 'sleeps' your HDMI audio device if there's no audio being played, so anytime I played a game, tabbed out, watched a video - the first 5 seconds was dead air and if a game went fullscreen it would often completely kill audio.
I found software on github called 'soundkeeper' that helped a ton, it keeps an open inaudible audio stream so your HDMI audio device never sleeps.
For me installing the game in the 2tb nvme ssd I bought completely fixed it
When I made this post I installed the game in a old ass +10 years old hdd
- I had atrocious loading times, sometimes it was +2 minutes
- annoying but bearable music and ambience random cutouts while hunting
- and the worst one, desync cutscenes where the voice lines ended up delivering several seconds after the subtitles
Guys dont ignore the minimum requirements, specially the SSD requirement 🙏