Ill keep it short for you. It will speed your computer up a lot. I'm not sure about fps but load times will be faster. Look at the difference ssd vs normal hdd. [img]http://gyazo.com/6931c7b9267f87abe075fc02b87a41f8[/img]

Zantexia wrote Ill keep it short for you. It will speed your computer up a lot. I'm not sure about fps but load times will be faster. Look at the difference ssd vs normal hdd. [img]http://gyazo.com/6931c7b9267f87abe075fc02b87a41f8[/img]

oh shit lmao, looks like i'll be making an investment soon

If anything get a small one for OS and use a big hdd for storage if money is a issue. If you could afford it get a big ssd.

Zantexia wrote If anything get a small one for OS and use a big hdd for storage if money is a issue. If you could afford it get a big ssd.

Thanks a lot for the help

An SSD (Solid State Drive) is a storage device that has no moving parts like a HDD does (which uses magnetic storage) and uses minuscule microchips to store data electronically. This allows data to be read and written to it much faster which will improve your boot times and load times of things that you store on the SSD.

You should have your os and main games on your ssd and bulk files and other programs on your hdd.

trust me it works wonders

Faster storage won't necessarily improve FPS, but in some cases where a lot of game files are being loaded without a loading screen, it can prevent FPS drops. It significantly improves all load times and responsiveness in the OS.