does it worth to install pubg on SSD

[Baba Yaga]

so my friend told me to get SSD and it will load come 90% faster than HDD so i bought one for $100 so right now i have fresh windows so im gonna install the game but i only wanna install pubg on SSD and 3 more games and more games in future to D drive where i got 1TB so how i can do that

[volume z]

Originally posted by Baba Yaga:

here is my review after installing PUBG in SSD before when its in HDD it loads very slow and i always jump in in match when eveyone alreay jumped from plane and then 2nd game i jump in game when game starts in 5sc but guess what now i jump in game when game starts in 1min and it loads very very very fast its just amazing and my FPS are same but guess what i just waste an other $100 on SSD cuz of this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ game in my first match i killed one person and then hacker killed me from nowhere when i death cam he shot on flor and i dided here is his video lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_4mKvekfsI

I'm speechless. I'm just going to let you think whatever you want man. Byebye.

[Gsites90]

For you bickering idiots, SSDs impact performance in a different way than direct frame rate improvement. What you see is less popping and stuttering in your gameplay, especially in open world games or games with large textures. It can also help to give a smoother framerate when playing these large worlds that load a large number of textures often. If you want to see the level of impact a SSD has, I'd suggest seeing a more dramatic case of performance gains such as intel optane drives and star citizen.

Also it's recommended you put your OS on it's own drive to allow it's off the wall processes and horrifying timing to not be such a burden on your games when you are indeed playing the.

Primary SSD: OS and Programs
Secondary SSD: Games
HDD: Old/low-fi games & general storage

This allows Windows to operate while only being contended by basic programs such as discord or my browser, while my secondary can focus on my games and is less likely to be a bottleneck.

[MonkehMaster]

Originally posted by copystrike:

Originally posted by MonkehMaster:

btw my gaming pc's main specs

win 7 pro 64bit
i7 6850k 6 core @4.0ghz (no overclock)
asus rog strix 1080 AG 8GB ddr5x vram (no overclock)
64GB ram g-skill trident z ddr4 3000mhz (no overclock)
1TB samsung 960 pro nvme m.2 ssd (OS)
1TB samsung 850 pro 2.5 ssd (games)
western digital 4TB gold (storage)

"Main specs?" There's other specs? You're still on Windows 7? LOL.. I've been wasting my time here.

win 10 is trash, your wasting my time with your bs...

come back when you have spent more years and money on pc's than i have.

yes there are other specs... here is the full list.

anything with a (x#) is the amount i bought (or how many i have).
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OS:

win 7 pro 64bit

CPU:

i7 6850k 6 core @4.0ghz (no overclock)

GPU:

asus rog strix 1080 8GB ddr5x vram (no overclock)

RAM:

64GB ram g-skill trident z ddr4 3000mhz (no overclock)

SSD:

1TB samsung 960 pro nvme m.2 ssd (OS)

SSD:

1TB samsung 850 pro 2.5 ssd (games)

HDD:

western digital 4TB gold (storage)

CAPTURE CARD:

ELAGTO HD60 PRO (PCIE)

WEBCAM/CAMERA:

SONY Handycam CX405 HDR-CX405/ WITH CAM KIT

MONITOR(S):

50IN HISENSE FLATSCREEN SMART TV / 60HZ @1080P (hooked to my laptop)

55IN HISENSE FLATSCREEN SMART TV / 30/60HZ @4K (hooked to the gaming pc)

(would like to find monitors about 50in or bigger but havent so far, so the tvs will do for now)

MOBO:

ASUS ROG STRIX X99 GAMING LGA 2011-v3 Intel X99

PSU:

CORSAIR RMx Series RM1000X 1000W 80 PLUS GOLD Haswell Ready Full Modular

CASE:

Rosewill B2-SPIRIT ATX Full Tower Gaming Computer Case

COOLING:

MasterAir Maker 8 High-end CPU air cooler (3d vapor chamber)

(x9) -NOCTUA NF-A14 iPPC-3000 PWM, 140mm PWM,AAO Frame Technology and SSO2 Bearing Fans

KEYBOARD/MOUSE/HEADSET:

G.SKILL RIPJAWS KM780 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Cherry MX Red with Gaming Keycaps

G.SKILL RIPJAWS MX780 USB Wired RGB Laser Gaming Mouse

HyperX Cloud Stereo Gaming Headset for PC / PS4 / Mac / Mobile - Black

(have 2 sets of these, 1 for gaming pc and 1 for laptop).

UPS:

APC BX1500M Back-UPS Pro 1500 VA 900 Watts 10 Outlets Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

OTHER ACC:

ASUS ROG Front Base Dual-Bay Gaming Panel 4 inch LCD (overclocking, temps, speeds ect..) (x1)

ASUS Fan Extension Card (comes with 3 thermal sensors)(1 card 3 sensors in ea box) (x2)

APEVIA CVTCSPK 2" Case speaker (just something ive always been used to having with dekstops) (x1)

Noctua NA-SYC1 4 Pin Fan Power Cable Splitter 1 to 2 (2 in each box) (x4)

Noctua NA-SEC1 Accessory 4-pin Extension Cables (3 in each box) (x8)

Noctua NA-SAVP1 Chromax Anti-Vibration Fan Mount Set - 16 Pack - Red (NA-SAVP1 red) (x5)

10-Pin USB/AC97/HD-Audio Internal Header Y Splitter Cable (50cm) (CAB038) (x1)

Phanteks PH-LEDKT_COMBO RGB LED Strip Combo Set of 2 = 400mm - bought 4 sets = 1600cm - 4 strips are 1m and under 1.68a.

Corsair CP-8920152 Premium Individually Sleeved PSU Cable Kit Pro Package, Type 4 (Generation 3) (red braided) (x1)

Coboc PR-SATA3-24-LL-RD-90 24 inch Premium SATA III 6Gbps Data Cable w/ Gold Plated Locking latch - 180 Degree to 90 Degree,Red Color Net Jacket (1in each package) (x6)

Coboc EA-HDAC-10-BK 10ft. 28AWG Stranded Tinned Copper 18Gbps High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet w/Ferrite Cores,Black,M-M ,Ultra HDTV 4K x 2K & 3D Compatible - 4096x2160P@60Hz (x2)

Western Digital IcePack 2.5-inch to 3.5-inch Hard Drive Heatsink Mounting Kit Frames (WDSL00) - For 2.5" HDD/SSD Drive. (x2)

Lusana Studio Chromakey Green Screen Muslin Backdrop Kit for Photo Lighting, LNG2900

STILL ON THE LIST TO GET:

another ups or 2 (going for higher priced ups(s) that have power cleaning and fluctuation control)

more storage/gaming ssd's/hdd's (computer holds 15 max)

still need to mod the case side panel with museum glass

run new (dedicated) electrical outlets specifically for my pc's, tv's and other stuff for the pc's and battery backups.

[MonkehMaster]

Originally posted by Gsites90:

For you bickering idiots, SSDs impact performance in a different way than direct frame rate improvement. What you see is less popping and stuttering in your gameplay, especially in open world games or games with large textures. It can also help to give a smoother framerate when playing these large worlds that load a large number of textures often. If you want to see the level of impact a SSD has, I'd suggest seeing a more dramatic case of performance gains such as intel optane drives and star citizen.

Also it's recommended you put your OS on it's own drive to allow it's off the wall processes and horrifying timing to not be such a burden on your games when you are indeed playing the.

Primary SSD: OS and Programs
Secondary SSD: Games
HDD: Old/low-fi games & general storage

This allows Windows to operate while only being contended by basic programs such as discord or my browser, while my secondary can focus on my games and is less likely to be a bottleneck.

+1000

[你眼睛里有星星♪]

SSD

[MonkehMaster]

Originally posted by LUL:

Originally posted by MonkehMaster:

thats false.

why false it will not give you extra fps or spawn items on map any quicker , it will basically shave off a few seconds loading the game woopeedooo.

it does a heck of alot more than that and everyone who has used an hdd vs ssd in pubg can tell you that.

[lilStik]

Originally posted by (--_--):

It is not, stock SSD come with usually 280 GB of storage and PUBG's updates are the size of other ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pc games. PUBG is a waste of space, money, and time. Do Not Get It

why you so salt? mad cause youre bad like most of the kids here i assume

[Deadpool]

♥♥♥♥, you people are irritating.

[Digity]

Originally posted by DivineComedy:

"does it worth to install pubg" true question.

Haha.

[Xylber]

Wortless. You have plenty of time to load the map, and 60 more seconds to start the game before reaching the plane, even a Western Digital Green can load the game on time.

Save that space to games like Battlefield, where it start right away and it is important to take the first objectives.

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Originally posted by Gsites90:

For you bickering idiots, SSDs impact performance in a different way than direct frame rate improvement. What you see is less popping and stuttering in your gameplay, especially in open world games or games with large textures. It can also help to give a smoother framerate when playing these large worlds that load a large number of textures often. If you want to see the level of impact a SSD has, I'd suggest seeing a more dramatic case of performance gains such as intel optane drives and star citizen.

Only true if you are lacking RAM or VRAM, and the game has to use your HDD to load more textures.

[SpeedForc3]

Originally posted by Baba Yaga:

Originally posted by DivineComedy:

"does it worth to install pubg" true question.

if u can not answer my question better do not waste your important time to reply

if you cannot have common sense

[church]

yes install pubg on the ssd it will boot up faster

[Digity]

You can also delete the mov. file that plays before the game starts to quicken things up a little more.

[Legend Z]

Originally posted by Baba Yaga:

so my friend told me to get SSD and it will load come 90% faster than HDD so i bought one for $100 so right now i have fresh windows so im gonna install the game but i only wanna install pubg on SSD and 3 more games and more games in future to D drive where i got 1TB so how i can do that

Yes ofcourse every new game should be installed on SSD instead of HDD wich is yesterday in the modern PC world!

[EngelOfTheDeath]

just clone the ssd like i did