S sp1ga Reputable Jul 17, 2020 24 0 4,510 Mar 25, 2021 #1 I have a windows C drive but im pretty sure its not an ssd, total capacity on the c drive is 279gb however on my D drive there is a total of 1.52tb. Would my games run smoother and faster if I installed them on the d drive instead of c?
I have a windows C drive but im pretty sure its not an ssd, total capacity on the c drive is 279gb however on my D drive there is a total of 1.52tb. Would my games run smoother and faster if I installed them on the d drive instead of c?
Solution binkl-182 Mar 25, 2021 SSDs often only reduce load times and not fps. Since you don't have an SSD shouldn't matter where you install.
SSDs often only reduce load times and not fps. Since you don't have an SSD shouldn't matter where you install.
binkl-182 Mar 25, 2021 3 0 10 Mar 25, 2021 Solution #2 SSDs often only reduce load times and not fps. Since you don't have an SSD shouldn't matter where you install. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
SSDs often only reduce load times and not fps. Since you don't have an SSD shouldn't matter where you install.
S sp1ga Reputable Jul 17, 2020 24 0 4,510 Mar 25, 2021 #3 binkl-182 said: SSDs often only reduce load times and not fps. Since you don't have an SSD shouldn't matter where you install. Click to expand... If my c drive is quite full, would that slow down the games on the c drive? Upvote 0 Downvote
binkl-182 said: SSDs often only reduce load times and not fps. Since you don't have an SSD shouldn't matter where you install. Click to expand... If my c drive is quite full, would that slow down the games on the c drive?