[citation][nom]captaincharisma[/nom]true but technically the PS3 works with an SSD HDD right now[/citation]
Technically? Either it does or it doesn't. And it doesn't. The PS3 does not ship with an SSD and there is no Sony authorised SSD upgrade. Even if you did upgrade it yourself you wont see any appreciable spped improvement.
http://www.ps3news.com/PS3-HDD/ps3-hard-drive-game-install-loading-hdd-vs-ssd-speed-test-1/
The test obviously was skewed because games are loading from the Blu Ray drive rather than the HDD or SSD.
The reason why future consoles will benefit from SSD are digital distribution, games will be loaded directly to the SSD from online stores and load times will be phenomenal.
As it is, PCs that install games to SSD from online delivery such as Steam already do this. Today. PC's do today what consoles will not be able to do until the next generation of consoles.
Technically? Either it does or it doesn't. And it doesn't. The PS3 does not ship with an SSD and there is no Sony authorised SSD upgrade. Even if you did upgrade it yourself you wont see any appreciable spped improvement.
http://www.ps3news.com/PS3-HDD/ps3-hard-drive-game-install-loading-hdd-vs-ssd-speed-test-1/
The test obviously was skewed because games are loading from the Blu Ray drive rather than the HDD or SSD.
The reason why future consoles will benefit from SSD are digital distribution, games will be loaded directly to the SSD from online stores and load times will be phenomenal.
As it is, PCs that install games to SSD from online delivery such as Steam already do this. Today. PC's do today what consoles will not be able to do until the next generation of consoles.