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There's a lot of great things about PC gaming, so there's bound to be something for almost everyone. But yeah, it does seem pretty rare to have long loading times in a game on PC.
torok said:
TBH it won't be as fast as PS4 since it starts installing crucial parts of the game so you are already playing it in 2 minutes while it does the rest in background. If it's a digital download, you can even start playing before the download finishes. If you mean downloads, then it's true. PSN at least is quite crappy with speeds when it gets just a bit of load from users. |
It has better have that functionality with those horrible speeds. It's 2016, Sony, fix the download speed already!
HollyGamer said:
if you use SSD i asume |
It seems that a stock PS4 uses a 5400 RPM HDD, which are pretty rare on PC. 7200 RPM is more common on PC, and it's faster. And in cases where a game doesn't install much data to the HDD anyway, there obviously won't be much benefit from the HDD. Not sure if there's a lot of such games though. For past generations, the loading time advantage has been much greater though, because console games either couldn't use a HDD or a lot of them simply didn't even though they could.
