can SSD reduce stuttering in play games or recording

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can SSD reduce stuttering in play games or recording

[Cathulhu]

Only if the HDD is the cause. If it's insufficient processing power of the CPU and/or GPU using an SSD won't help.
Not sure what this has to to with Steam.

[Cheezus Crisp]

Likely not. Drive speeds typically help with load times but they rarely ever are the culprit to stuttering.

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Escrito originalmente por Cathulhu:

Only if the HDD is the cause. If it's insufficient processing power of the CPU and/or GPU using an SSD won't help.
Not sure what this has to to with Steam.

the hdd is very slow 60mb so ssd ive heard can reach 500mb and at it worst condition will run at 450mb thats a HUGE number :O

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Escrito originalmente por Cheezus Crisp:

Likely not. Drive speeds typically help with load times but they rarely ever are the culprit to stuttering.

it can help with rendering large maps like in PUBG

[Cathulhu]

Escrito originalmente por Hamadax97:

Escrito originalmente por Cathulhu:

Only if the HDD is the cause. If it's insufficient processing power of the CPU and/or GPU using an SSD won't help.
Not sure what this has to to with Steam.

the hdd is very slow 60mb so ssd ive heard can reach 500mb and at it worst condition will run at 450mb thats a HUGE number :O

Sure is, but reading or writing video data is usually not that big unless you write uncompressed RAW videodata.
If it is already compressed then a bog standard HDD is more than fast enough to handle that.

[Cheezus Crisp]

Escrito originalmente por Hamadax97:

Escrito originalmente por Cheezus Crisp:

Likely not. Drive speeds typically help with load times but they rarely ever are the culprit to stuttering.

it can help with rendering large maps like in PUBG

Nope. It does not.

[Cathulhu]

Using an SSD can help with streaming data in a game, it still needs a CPU and GPU to process that data.
That's why using an SSD for your OS accelerates booting that much, because data can be read that much faster.

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Escrito originalmente por Cheezus Crisp:

Escrito originalmente por Hamadax97:

it can help with rendering large maps like in PUBG

Nope. It does not.

then which device is handling this?

[Cheezus Crisp]

Escrito originalmente por Hamadax97:

Escrito originalmente por Cheezus Crisp:

Nope. It does not.

then which device is handling this?

GPU and CPU. Mostly GPU.

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Escrito originalmente por Cheezus Crisp:

Escrito originalmente por Hamadax97:

then which device is handling this?

GPU and CPU. Mostly GPU.

thanks and in recording programs does it help like OBS or mirillis action?

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Escrito originalmente por Cathulhu:

Using an SSD can help with streaming data in a game, it still needs a CPU and GPU to process that data.
That's why using an SSD for your OS accelerates booting that much, because data can be read that much faster.

that's clarifys everything thanks bro

[Cathulhu]

Escrito originalmente por Hamadax97:

Escrito originalmente por Cheezus Crisp:

GPU and CPU. Mostly GPU.

thanks and in recording programs does it help like OBS or mirillis action?

Depends on what encoder is used, some use CPU, others use GPU, in either case, the HDD/SSD is not much of a limiting factor unless you save in rather excessive quality settings.

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will not see improvement, unless your hard drive has damaged lanes or really old

yes its old and had bad sectors and alot problems