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M.2 SSD offers fast performance for gaming, enhancing load times and responsiveness.

M.2 SSD offers fast performance for gaming, enhancing load times and responsiveness.

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Absham
Member
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12-01-2016, 11:57 AM
#1
Can't locate specific details about M.2 performance—generic info only. Forum discussions aren’t providing clarity. My Samsung Evo 850 runs smoothly, loading quickly and booting fast. Occasionally, object and NPC loads lag in WoW. You’re considering upgrading to a 950 or 951 for better read speeds to fix this issue. Want advice on switching between those drives in a large game? Share any real-world experiences if you have them.
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Absham
12-01-2016, 11:57 AM #1

Can't locate specific details about M.2 performance—generic info only. Forum discussions aren’t providing clarity. My Samsung Evo 850 runs smoothly, loading quickly and booting fast. Occasionally, object and NPC loads lag in WoW. You’re considering upgrading to a 950 or 951 for better read speeds to fix this issue. Want advice on switching between those drives in a large game? Share any real-world experiences if you have them.

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Shadow45X
Junior Member
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12-01-2016, 12:32 PM
#2
Changing from one SSD to another usually has no impact. I've experienced this transition from Samsung 840 to 850 then to Intel 750.
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Shadow45X
12-01-2016, 12:32 PM #2

Changing from one SSD to another usually has no impact. I've experienced this transition from Samsung 840 to 850 then to Intel 750.

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12-01-2016, 06:50 PM
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The issue stems from insufficient data volume and excessive storage accesses, which impact performance.
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sashapuppylove
12-01-2016, 06:50 PM #3

The issue stems from insufficient data volume and excessive storage accesses, which impact performance.

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ItsManny
Junior Member
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12-04-2016, 05:08 PM
#4
Many titles don’t highlight a clear speed gap between HDDs and SSDs, making SATA SSD vs NVMe SSD comparisons less impactful. Upgrading should only be considered if you can afford it and truly need the improvement. Based on what I’ve seen and read, everyday performance is slightly better with SSDs, though the difference becomes obvious only when comparing them directly.
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ItsManny
12-04-2016, 05:08 PM #4

Many titles don’t highlight a clear speed gap between HDDs and SSDs, making SATA SSD vs NVMe SSD comparisons less impactful. Upgrading should only be considered if you can afford it and truly need the improvement. Based on what I’ve seen and read, everyday performance is slightly better with SSDs, though the difference becomes obvious only when comparing them directly.

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BlueFyrre
Member
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12-04-2016, 06:37 PM
#5
Consider your budget carefully for the 960 Pro, especially since it’s coming soon. While I’m not sure if object pop-in or loading issues will improve with these new drives, I’m hoping they’ll help. I’ve had trouble finding solid real-world performance tests. My workflow is heavy on Lightroom and Photoshop, with lots of batch processing. I’m curious about the impact of a single $350 drive on my speed.
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BlueFyrre
12-04-2016, 06:37 PM #5

Consider your budget carefully for the 960 Pro, especially since it’s coming soon. While I’m not sure if object pop-in or loading issues will improve with these new drives, I’m hoping they’ll help. I’ve had trouble finding solid real-world performance tests. My workflow is heavy on Lightroom and Photoshop, with lots of batch processing. I’m curious about the impact of a single $350 drive on my speed.

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timo_1892
Senior Member
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12-06-2016, 02:18 AM
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In large games, loading can be slow, especially for MMOs or online titles. Upgrading your SSD won't solve this issue. Since I don’t play WoW, I haven’t tried it, but I’m skeptical it’ll help. I swapped GTA V from my HDD to a 950 Pro drive hoping it’d speed up online loading. It’s now back on the HDD, and load times stayed essentially the same—65GB on the 950 Pro might only add about 5 seconds, which isn’t worth it.
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timo_1892
12-06-2016, 02:18 AM #6

In large games, loading can be slow, especially for MMOs or online titles. Upgrading your SSD won't solve this issue. Since I don’t play WoW, I haven’t tried it, but I’m skeptical it’ll help. I swapped GTA V from my HDD to a 950 Pro drive hoping it’d speed up online loading. It’s now back on the HDD, and load times stayed essentially the same—65GB on the 950 Pro might only add about 5 seconds, which isn’t worth it.

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Camsell
Member
207
12-06-2016, 03:57 AM
#7
GTA5 can take a long time to load, which is frustrating. I find it hard to get used to.
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Camsell
12-06-2016, 03:57 AM #7

GTA5 can take a long time to load, which is frustrating. I find it hard to get used to.