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Place GTA V games on the SSHD storage drive.

Place GTA V games on the SSHD storage drive.

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Kunall
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11-22-2016, 06:32 AM
#11
I'm not sure what you're asking. I used to play older games on an SSHD (GTA IV), but I couldn't test how they'd run on my main boot drive. It doesn't need to be the drive with the OS. You just want to know how installing it directly affects performance. Wow, that's interesting. I already have an SSHD, so why would you buy a regular HDD? In short, most people don't suggest putting it on the SSHD unless you're okay with longer load times to free up space on your SSD... (I misread the quote earlier)
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Kunall
11-22-2016, 06:32 AM #11

I'm not sure what you're asking. I used to play older games on an SSHD (GTA IV), but I couldn't test how they'd run on my main boot drive. It doesn't need to be the drive with the OS. You just want to know how installing it directly affects performance. Wow, that's interesting. I already have an SSHD, so why would you buy a regular HDD? In short, most people don't suggest putting it on the SSHD unless you're okay with longer load times to free up space on your SSD... (I misread the quote earlier)

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maklom
Junior Member
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11-22-2016, 02:20 PM
#12
I've been playing GTA V on SSHD for nearly a day now, performed multiple computer restarts and noticed absolutely no change. Load times are extremely fast on SSHD, likely matching the speed of an SSD, and it operates smoothly without any crashes or stuttering. Conclusion: If you have a quick HDD or SSHD, it's best to store your games there to free up space on your SSD!
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maklom
11-22-2016, 02:20 PM #12

I've been playing GTA V on SSHD for nearly a day now, performed multiple computer restarts and noticed absolutely no change. Load times are extremely fast on SSHD, likely matching the speed of an SSD, and it operates smoothly without any crashes or stuttering. Conclusion: If you have a quick HDD or SSHD, it's best to store your games there to free up space on your SSD!

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rubrubrubrub
Junior Member
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12-05-2016, 07:26 PM
#13
Here's a load time comparison between an SSD and an HDD in GTA V. This is probably a worst-case scenario, since your SSHD is faster than an HDD: And it's about 20 seconds difference. Once the game is loaded in there should be no difference.
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rubrubrubrub
12-05-2016, 07:26 PM #13

Here's a load time comparison between an SSD and an HDD in GTA V. This is probably a worst-case scenario, since your SSHD is faster than an HDD: And it's about 20 seconds difference. Once the game is loaded in there should be no difference.

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Lord_Xeen
Junior Member
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12-06-2016, 03:23 AM
#14
I verified my SSD and it starts loading in about 38 seconds.
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Lord_Xeen
12-06-2016, 03:23 AM #14

I verified my SSD and it starts loading in about 38 seconds.

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