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Agreed, sometimes you want to do the laundry or make a meal while waiting for a game to load. They can be useful.
I would imagine the game would run on a HDD but there would be longer load times and transitional stutter.
https://www.ign.com/articles/god-of-war-ragnarok-pc-specs-revealed-by-playstation
Terrible argument. You're intentionally picking an expensive SSD and saying "Look how expensive this is!" A quick google search shows I can get a 500GB ssd today for $30. GoW Ragnarok on launch day is $60.
Tbf no one is buying 500gb storage. That’s for like 4 games.
The cheapest 2tb ssd I could find in my country is 111 USD. The cheapest 2tb hdd is 66 USD.
So are SSDs affordable? Absolutely. Are they on the same price level as hdds? No way.
Why just make things up when you can use the internet?
"In terms of storage, the market is divided into under 500 GB, 500GB – 1TB, 1TB – 2TB, and above 2TB. Among them, 500GB – 1TB dominates the market due to its balanced storage capacity and cost-effectiveness. It offers ample space for operating systems and applications at a reasonable price compared to higher-capacity solid state drives."
Source: https://www.fortunebusinessinsights.com/solid-state-drive-market-109839
500GB is plenty big. Only AAA games are 100GB+ in size.
Maybe like 5-8 years ago. I'm sorry but if anyone is buying 500GB Storage, they are just wasting both physical space inside their case and ports.
500GBs in 2024 is considered to be bare minimum for a school/work notebook. Not a main machine intended for gaming.
I feel sorry for anyone that, in the face of facts, goes "Nah that's wrong, and I'm right anyway". Have you heard of the flat earth movement? They'd love to have someone like you.
500GB is plenty, as evidenced by 500GB - 1TB SSDs dominating the end user market.
if you are not rich and buy ssd for gaming then thats big scam for you
for gaming only btw i have 500gb nvme ssd for windows and 1tb hdd for games