New models of each console have been released that include more storage, but load times have been an ever-increasing problem. With the rise of 4K gaming looming upon us and the increasing size of game installs and load times, gamers are looking for ways to get better performance out of their console
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The blighted gods have unleashed a fearsome dragon on Thedas. It's up to you, as Rook, to use all your tactical skills and abilities in the fight - whilst commanding your companions in battle with the ability wheel - to fight smart and deliver the most devastating attacks and combos to bring the gigantic beast down.
The game's not looking that bad ... just consider this as a Dragon Age spinoff and not directly related Origins and maybe the perception becomes better?
The combat series of videos (on their official youtube channel) actually do a good job of making it look like a good challenge for combat sake. Story? That's hard to tell.
Palworld Mobile has been rumored for a long time, and now we know that Krafton has struck a licensing deal for the monster-taming adventure.
Cant use this on the Xbox 1 X because it doesn't allow you to swap Hard drives.
Ps4 is the only console that can take advantage of this.
If you understand the basics of the technologies, this is exactly the result you would expect. SSD's will saturate either a USB 3.0/3.1@5Gbps(max theoretical) or SATA2 @3Gbps(Max theoretical) You will only truly see benefit for SSD capability when it is connected to an M.2 connection. SSD's are by nature RAM, meaning it takes the same time to access data irrespective of it's location in the chip(not 100% true, but near enough). Mechanical HDD's are not.The time to access the data varies on where it is stored, due rotation speeds and heads. SSHD only benefit over standard HDD, if the same data is read on several occasions, in which case it gets stored in the SSD cache. All pretty basic stuff.