Hello.
I'm able to watch 99% of videos on my PC without issue. Youtube, Netflix (Both in 1080p), and most locally-stored videos play just fine.
The issue is (As in the title) uncompressed videos do not play back smoothly. They work for a few seconds, before the video stutters and eventually stops (The audio continues playing normally, however).
It's only videos in 1080p though. For example, I have another video that's uncompressed which plays at 720p 60 fps. This video plays back fine. But the uncompressed 1080p 30 fps video doesn't play properly.
The only bottleneck I can think of is the Hard Drive being unable to stream the huge amount video data quickly enough (A 3-minute video is almost a full GB)
So buying an SSD would probably fix the issue. But I was wondering if there's a way to load the whole video onto my RAM so the hard drive doesn't have to stream it in real time? Or is the issue completely different?
Thanks in advance.
I'm able to watch 99% of videos on my PC without issue. Youtube, Netflix (Both in 1080p), and most locally-stored videos play just fine.
The issue is (As in the title) uncompressed videos do not play back smoothly. They work for a few seconds, before the video stutters and eventually stops (The audio continues playing normally, however).
It's only videos in 1080p though. For example, I have another video that's uncompressed which plays at 720p 60 fps. This video plays back fine. But the uncompressed 1080p 30 fps video doesn't play properly.
The only bottleneck I can think of is the Hard Drive being unable to stream the huge amount video data quickly enough (A 3-minute video is almost a full GB)
So buying an SSD would probably fix the issue. But I was wondering if there's a way to load the whole video onto my RAM so the hard drive doesn't have to stream it in real time? Or is the issue completely different?
Thanks in advance.
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