Hello All,
Quick background into my problem: I am in the process of building a new PC as mine has finally crashed. I would like to do SSD for C drive and an HDD for storage. The question I have is: Does the fact that a file or program being saved on an HDD affect how quickly the file is recalled? If the read/write speed is limited on an HDD doesn't that mean that the program will be recalled at the speed on the drive it is saved on? Or am I not thinking about it correctly? Before I go any further, I would like to know if I need to buy a 512GB SSD or a 1TB SSD. My theory is that if some game is stored on a slower drive, then it would be recalled at the speed of the drive it is saved on, is that not so? Any answers would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
The Captain.
Quick background into my problem: I am in the process of building a new PC as mine has finally crashed. I would like to do SSD for C drive and an HDD for storage. The question I have is: Does the fact that a file or program being saved on an HDD affect how quickly the file is recalled? If the read/write speed is limited on an HDD doesn't that mean that the program will be recalled at the speed on the drive it is saved on? Or am I not thinking about it correctly? Before I go any further, I would like to know if I need to buy a 512GB SSD or a 1TB SSD. My theory is that if some game is stored on a slower drive, then it would be recalled at the speed of the drive it is saved on, is that not so? Any answers would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
The Captain.