Have anyone tried SSD? : V

» Mon May 14, 2012 8:32 pm

Hi there.

Since Skyrim requires install itself to hdd wouldn't it be possible that the hdd is the real source of all problems? Does anyone have an opportunity to test how it works with modern SSD's? If problems with framerate dissapear I will be the first one to the nearest store for it.

» Mon May 14, 2012 7:17 pm

I've got an SSD, loading times are fast, and I do not notice any framerate problems.
Just one time where a bug appeared that I went into a house, came out and two Mammoths with a Giant where on the house.
That's all.

EDIT... Didn't notice you were talking about PS3, nevermind.

» Mon May 14, 2012 4:17 pm

I've got an SSD, loading times are fast, and I do not notice any framerate problems.
Just one time where a bug appeared that I went into a house, came out and two Mammoths with a Giant where on the house.
That's all.

EDIT... Didn't notice you were talking about PS3, nevermind.

Damn, man, I've already started wearing my jacket and boots, and then read your "EDIT"...

» Mon May 14, 2012 4:24 pm

I've got an SSD, loading times are fast, and I do not notice any framerate problems.
Just one time where a bug appeared that I went into a house, came out and two Mammoths with a Giant where on the house.
That's all.

EDIT... Didn't notice you were talking about PS3, nevermind.

Indeed, how dare he discuss a PS3 issue in the PS3 section. :facepalm:

» Mon May 14, 2012 10:35 pm

I thing you can buy a ssd drive for the PS3 for over 150 bucks....but this is not the point here.....

The games are made to play from any conventional hdd...why should i pay more (lots more) for a buggy game that is supposed to run on any normal hdd !!!!!!!!!

and who cane be sure that all games would be run smoothly then???????