drkohler said:
Pemalite said:
b) it's still stupidly fast however. It still has hardware compression/decompression blocks to expedite memory transactions and free the CPU up.
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b) "it's still stupidly fast however." What is stupidly faster? The ssd itself is half the speed of the PS4's. No decompressor can make that go away. So in the end, picking some data of whatever kind from the ssd is faster on the PS5, all the time. Or are you once again throwing the Teraflops of the cus around in an argument about the sdd technology inveolved?
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Stupidly fast compared to even the fastest SSDs put into a PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox One or Xbox One X.
For example the cheap stock HDD of the PS4 peaked at ~75 MB/s in sequential read... so that was the best case scenario:
https://techgage.com/article/sonys-playstation-4-pro-system-performance-hdd-vs-ssd-testing/
SSD loading times on the current gen consoles are usually 1.5x - 2.5x as fast as stock HDD loading times, so the best case scenario would be 110 MB/s - 190 MB/s. Due to several bottlenecks (CPU, SATA...) both the HDD and SSDs were a lot slower when put into the consoles instead of connecting them to a PC.
The best case scenario for the Xbox Series X drive is at least 10x of SSDs in current gen consoles.