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Sabrent 2TB Rocket NVMe 4.0 Gen4 SSD $218.44
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Currently none whatsoever. However, there may be a day where developers may really use the full 5500MBps pipe and that would translate to around a 1 sec of screen pauses at certain loading sections
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That mean that the system is loading 55,000 MB of data (the 5500MBps drive would take 10 seconds, and the 5000MBps drive would take 11 seconds).
Given the system has only 16,000 MB of RAM, this seems unlikely, as the system would have to discard about 70% of what it's reading.
That mean that the system is loading 55,000 MB of data (the 5500MBps drive would take 10 seconds, and the 5000MBps drive would take 11 seconds).
Given the system has only 16,000 MB of RAM, this seems unlikely, as the system would have to discard about 70% of what it's reading.
I may be remembering the wrong drive but isn't this the one that was benched at 3500Mbps instead of the advertised speed? If the game requires the full 5500Mbps to stream assets wouldn't that equate to about a second pause in-game? Also, from my understanding of the ps5, I believe the architecture allows the SSD to stream data directly onto the GPU instead of going to system RAM first. That's what i got from my reading and watching videos on it.
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