Does Faster NVMe Storage Matter In Gaming? Gen5 vs Gen4 vs Gen3 SSDs Compared In 8 Games
Does Faster NVMe Storage Matter In Gaming? Gen5 vs Gen4 vs Gen3 SSDs Compared In 8 Games
PCIe 3.0 vs PCIe 4.0 vs PCIe 5.0 SSDs compared in 8 games, 3 of which use DirectStorage. SSDs were all tested in the same slot (the fastest one available.) 00:00 - Intro 00:05 - Hellblade II 02:28 - Alan Wake 2 04:17 - Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart 05:17 - Horizon Forbidden West 06:50 - Forza Motorsp...
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Bruh I run games off an SD card and it's fine
"fine" is a bit generous there
It really is fine. Chrono Trigger plays great loading off an SD on my Miyoo Mini Plus.
OnionOS has completey changed my gaming expectations.
Obvious bait is obvious. But sbc gaming is really awesome, just not the subject in this context.
If it runs fine on an SD card, it also runs fine on a HDD. You don't need to compare it to an SSD.
sorry, replied to wrong post
What makes Onion so revolutionary is the quick boot directly into the game where you left off. Then when you stop playing, it automatically autosaves and turns completely off- not sleep like Android, but completely off so the battery is never dead.
Onion (and Garlic) is so good, almost everything just works & if you want to fiddle with settings there are so many.
Also it never crashed on me.
What makes Onion so revolutionary is the quick boot directly into the game where you left off. Then when you stop playing, it automatically autosaves and turns completely off- not sleep like Android, but completely off so the battery is never dead.
Exactly, I don't want an android console, or e-reader (not even a phone actually, but let's wait for Linux).
If not for such conveniences, I wouldn't play as much.
I also use the quick insta-switch to the previous game played. And I like that basically any game even played just automatically remains suspended for you to continue at any time (no need for manually saving states, tho you can set shortcuts for that too ofc).
It's really not