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It's things like 4K, 8K video recording/editing where such speeds help greatly.
I tried Civ 5 on SSD vs HDD and there is no noticeable difference in startup. Game startup time is often blocked by unskippable logo animations for the publisher, developer, sponsor, engine, and other stuff.
But putting Windows on the SSD there was a noticeable difference. Not just all the benefits of having the OS on an SSD, but because save data is also stored on the OS drive in %DOCUMENTS%\My Games, and loading a save doesn't get blocked waiting for every company involved with the game shoving its logo in my face.
FTFY.
It's not SATA speed, it literally is SATA, just like the 2.5 inch drives.
What? So what does it matter?
But a 3.0 drive now, or even just plain SATA3, put your OS on the drive, and then enjoy it.
Then, upgrade to a 4.0 (Rather, 5.0, since news says that 4.0 will be quite short lived) drive when they've worked all the kinks out, and actually gotten a decent increase over SATA speeds?
Sorry, does time pass differently for you?
WAIT, THAT'S IT!!! I'VE FIGURED IT OUT! That's why low FPS doesn't bother you, time passes differently for you.
So we see 10 FPS, you see 100 FPS, we have insane loading times, it's only a few seconds for you.
Hate to break it to you mate, but games aren't only stored on the drive you allocate them to.
They also have save files and such on OS drives.
So, you're going to have a bunch of ♥♥♥♥ stored on your HDD, which will bring loading to a grinding halt.
If you want raw speed for the system as a whole, OS should be installed on the NVMe SSD with the most capacity as more capacity usually leads to higher performance.
OS should already be on an ssd. Put a clean os, or do a disk clone of your os drive to nvme ssd. Use m2 sata or old sata3 for ssd to house games.
It hasn't effected the tech companies s much as you think.
I’m confused. Didn’t you say a while ago you built pcs or that company you work for turn to you for tech advice. Yet you need a technician to put a new gpu in your pc?