MisterXDTV
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A external is always gonna be faster then the internal SATA.
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A external is always gonna be faster then the internal SATA.
A external is always gonna be faster then the internal SATA.
OP missed the most important part:
The 0 fps drop is completely eliminated on a external hdd, even a normal non-ssd.
Great!
Glad to hear this.
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Man .. we're repeating ALL the same Skyrim articles just with FO4 and Xbox one now lol
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Not really:
But I'll add more info to the OP. I didn't want to quote too much of their article and take away clicks.
They only have SATA2 controllers. USB 3.0 is faster than SATA2.
yep. just buy a external drive and fix the problem.
The very first line of that quote is:
Performance improves on both units, to the point where the 0fps drops we encountered are gone
Yeah, they checked the results of their original performance analysis on a second console.
What I find weird is that the PS4 is apparently performing better here. Both consoles have 5400rmp drives by default.
I don't see how that contradicts the more precise other sentence that I quoted. Apparently, a 5400rpm hard drive can eliminate most 0fps stutters. A SSD does it every time.
Watching the Giant Bomb quicklook (which was the PS4 version), there's a very definite stutter at around the 47m mark that seems to be similar to the ones DF saw on the Xbox version.
Knowing Bethesda it's probably some kind of save game issue that builds up over the hours as you get deeper into the game and your save files bloat up.
x86, 8GB of memory... It would be damn pathetic if this issue still exists.
USB 3.0 baby.
There are two issues. They say the 0fps drop is completely gone but there are still stutters on non-ssd.
Both drives show a substantial uplift over the internal unit in that the 0fps macro-stutter is gone or massively reduced, but it's clear that only the SSD showed a complete fix in effect.
Now I want an external hard drive. But external hard drives aren't supported on PS4, right?
Does this game perform better on the ssd hybrid model?
Watching the Giant Bomb quicklook (which was the PS4 version), there's a very definite stutter at around the 47m mark that seems to be similar to the ones DF saw on the Xbox version.
Knowing Bethesda it's probably some kind of save game issue that builds up over the hours as you get deeper into the game and your save files bloat up.
Not for installing games, no. Only for backups and other secondary things.
Watching the Giant Bomb quicklook (which was the PS4 version), there's a very definite stutter at around the 47m mark that seems to be similar to the ones DF saw on the Xbox version.
Knowing Bethesda it's probably some kind of save game issue that builds up over the hours as you get deeper into the game and your save files bloat up.
Those are some significant load time improvements on SSD. Any other games see gains like this?
Watching the Giant Bomb quicklook (which was the PS4 version), there's a very definite stutter at around the 47m mark that seems to be similar to the ones DF saw on the Xbox version.
Knowing Bethesda it's probably some kind of save game issue that builds up over the hours as you get deeper into the game and your save files bloat up.
Just add this quote to op and let people decide for themselves. It's clear there is still a stutter but it doesn't hit 0fps.
Performance improves on both units, to the point where the 0fps drops we encountered are gone, but the stutter - though reduced - is still there, whether it's through standard traversal through the environments, or in accessing weapons you've not used for a while.
Lol its Bethesda ha ha ha haI already have two, so no need to buy.
It also sounds like it's something that could be patched/fixed in general.
Man .. we're repeating ALL the same Skyrim articles just with FO4 and Xbox one now lol
Man .. we're repeating ALL the same Skyrim articles just with FO4 and Xbox one now lol
But this one was because the game was autosaving.
But why is that in this case? No platter drive I know of would even use up all the bandwidth available on SATAII.A external is always gonna be faster then the internal SATA.
Just gonna put this here, might do well in the OP too.