Y'all Need An SSD...

[MJAndre]

Seriously. Some of you are very clearly installing on a HDD and expecting it to be seamless framerate. SSD's are faster read/load times. Stop. Using. HDD's. For. Big. Detailed. Games.

[Zuhan]

I had all the issues everyone else was having until I moved the install to my SSD. No issues since, enjoying the game now with no stutter or graphics issues.

[MJAndre]

Originally posted by Zuhan:

I had all the issues everyone else was having until I moved the install to my SSD. No issues since, enjoying the game now with no stutter or graphics issues.

And there we go! :D o7 Happy travels across Gaia~!

Hell, the store page literally states SSD is *required*. HDD's are slow and have AWFUL load and read times. There's a reason PS5's load times are blazing fast, it has an SSD.

I have a HDD for *backups* and I transfer the game I primarily play most at the time to SSD so it's extra smooth, and I've *never* had any of the issues anyone keeps talking about. Ever.

[Zuhan]

Originally posted by MJAndre:

Originally posted by Zuhan:

I had all the issues everyone else was having until I moved the install to my SSD. No issues since, enjoying the game now with no stutter or graphics issues.

And there we go! :D o7 Happy travels across Gaia~!

I should mention that I moved it before I saw this thread lol. I went back to see the system requirements and saw "SSD Required". I about kicked myself in the butt for not reading that lol.

[MJAndre]

Originally posted by Zuhan:

Originally posted by MJAndre:

And there we go! :D o7 Happy travels across Gaia~!

I should mention that I moved it before I saw this thread lol. I went back to see the system requirements and saw "SSD Required". I about kicked myself in the butt for not reading that lol.

Hahaha, yeah fair I wasn't assuming otherwise! You do you :D

[Zuhan]

Originally posted by MJAndre:

Originally posted by Zuhan:

I should mention that I moved it before I saw this thread lol. I went back to see the system requirements and saw "SSD Required". I about kicked myself in the butt for not reading that lol.

Hahaha, yeah fair I wasn't assuming otherwise! You do you :D

I need to get myself some more SSDs to add to my system. That 120+GB size ate up the remaining of my SSD lol

[Francois_Bodygnack]

Thanks! I just realized I have both an HDD and an SSD. Since I’m not very tech-savvy, I installed it on my HDD. I’ll try your solution tomorrow.

[tpowl1400]

newer games since two or three years ago can't handle hard disk drive

[dlux]

Originally posted by Francois_Bodygnack:

Thanks! I just realized I have both an HDD and an SSD. Since I’m not very tech-savvy, I installed it on my HDD. I’ll try your solution tomorrow.

Yep, Rebirth requires an SSD to run properly. The game should work fine once you move the game over to your SSD. :)

[MJAndre]

Originally posted by Francois_Bodygnack:

Thanks! I just realized I have both an HDD and an SSD. Since I’m not very tech-savvy, I installed it on my HDD. I’ll try your solution tomorrow.

Sending positive vibes it helps clear up some issues for you! :D

(But yes, PSA to all HDD's objectively suck for keeping high end games functioning. SSD is a *requirement* for modern tech games. The whole reason PS5 is fast loading is because of an SSD.)

If you're using an HDD for games it clearly states to use an SSD for, you're gonna have a *bad time*.

[tpowl1400]

oh PS5 base console has vram of 10 gb if I remember correct, which is more than what RTX 4060 gpu card offers mind you.

[dlux]

Originally posted by tpowl1400:

oh PS5 base console has vram of 10 gb if I remember correct

A PS5 has 16 GB of unified memory.

[tpowl1400]

Originally posted by dlux:

Originally posted by tpowl1400:

oh PS5 base console has vram of 10 gb if I remember correct

A PS5 has 16 GB of unified memory.

I thought i read somewhere 10 gb of vram for PS5, I might need to recheck lol

[MJAndre]

Originally posted by tpowl1400:

oh PS5 base console has vram of 10 gb if I remember correct, which is more than what RTX 4060 gpu card offers mind you.

Also fair, it also just means people gotta stop brute-forcing max settings and assuming their rig is just flawless, it's almost *always* a user issue.

I can't think of any other reason for it, because I have genuinely *neeeever* had any of these "stuttering" issues people keep talking about. Ever. It's always been absolutely seamless and without any tearing at all.

Anyway, SSD will make game load continuously faster than any HDD would, so that *should* clean *most* of the issue up. It just needs a quick read time of the data, because a HDD *will* chug just to load new data in.

[tpowl1400]

get NVSE class SSD, and not just any SSD

[MJAndre]

I hear the Lexar 6600 BLAZE or something is real good as an external SSD too. Super fast load times.