| maxleresistant said: SSDs are still really useful to have your OS and programs on it. I own a laptop, when I bought a mSATA SSD to put my OS and apps on it, my laptop went Super Sayan. I'm never going back to HDD only. But weirdly enough, for games it's not really different. |
Sorry, I meant SSDs for game storage. For the OS + drivers + key software, it's a beast. I don't use on on my laptop because I really use a lot of space (developer tools, VM, etc). For my desktop, it's on my buy list. Games + files on the HDDs and SSD for the previously mentioned items. Even with dual-boot on my PC, anything above 200GB would be perfect for me, so I wouldn't need a huge, expensive SSD.
I will probably grab an HDD for the PS4 first, since things there are critical with 500GB. My PC really doesn't need more space and I can deal with slower boot times and program launches for now.
