So, sata ssds, how they doin'?

[Sonic Boomer]

I don't have an nvme on my pc but 3 ssds, I was hoping TDA would run just fine. Any experience of the game running badly ?

I'm still on the fence of buying because of this.

[space]

i've tested on both, there's virtually no difference

[Sonic Boomer]

Originally posted by space:

i've tested on both, there's virtually no difference

That's good to hear, thank you for your service.

[ebolaconundrum]

Originally posted by Sonic Boomer:

I don't have an nvme on my pc but 3 ssds, I was hoping TDA would run just fine. Any experience of the game running badly ?

I'm still on the fence of buying because of this.

I'm running on a Sata SSD with no issues at all, running smooth as butter no stuttering 60 fps (locked to monitor refresh rate) 1080p.

The rest of my system:
GPU: 3060 12Gb
CPU i7 10700
Memory: 32Gb

Not only does it run smoothly, it also has incredibly short level load times.

[sinephase]

The way I look at it is that SATA SSD is up to 10x faster than an HDD but an NVME is only up to about 5x faster than a SATA SSD. There's diminishing returns after a point. I'm talking real world game loading times, though.
This game loads super fast on a cheap NVME (like a couple of seconds) so maybe 10 seconds slower on a SATA SSD.

[ebolaconundrum]

Originally posted by sinephase:

The way I look at it is that SATA SSD is up to 10x faster than an HDD but an NVME is only up to about 5x faster than a SATA SSD. There's diminishing returns after a point. I'm talking real world game loading times, though.
This game loads super fast on a cheap NVME (like a couple of seconds) so maybe 10 seconds slower on a SATA SSD.

I'll have to time some, but usually its so quick its barely worth having a loading screen even on my SATA SSD.