- Jan 14, 2015
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One of my HDD's died and it was the one with all my games, so now I'm using a WD scorpio blue 500gb that i salvaged out of a dead laptop but its dreadfully slow. I have some games and media and stuff on a home server but I haven't really tried to run a game off of it.
The server is connected to the network through gigabit ethernet but since ethernet is not an option where my computer is, I use 802.11n wifi - would it even be possible to run games off of the server? If it were possible, would it be feasible in terms of latency and speed?
Also, I have an SSD in my laptop and an ssd in my desktop as a boot drive; my Windows 8 laptop only uses 30 gb but my desktop which is windows 7 uses nearly all of my 64gb ssd. I've heard that performance can start to slack off once an ssd uses a good majority of its data, is that true? Would it be better if I used the 64gb in my laptop (I don't really use it for anything other than web browsing and lol) and to stick my 120 in my desktop for better performance?
The server is connected to the network through gigabit ethernet but since ethernet is not an option where my computer is, I use 802.11n wifi - would it even be possible to run games off of the server? If it were possible, would it be feasible in terms of latency and speed?
Also, I have an SSD in my laptop and an ssd in my desktop as a boot drive; my Windows 8 laptop only uses 30 gb but my desktop which is windows 7 uses nearly all of my 64gb ssd. I've heard that performance can start to slack off once an ssd uses a good majority of its data, is that true? Would it be better if I used the 64gb in my laptop (I don't really use it for anything other than web browsing and lol) and to stick my 120 in my desktop for better performance?
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