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Thinking Of Switching to SSD

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Ok, so from what i understood, its a good idea to get fsx and windows 7 installed in an ssd and the rest in the HD. But no one could answer my other question... Do i need to check if the ssd is compatible with the motherboard, or cpu or they're all compatible with each other? Thanks

As long as you have sata (6Gb/s) you are good.

           Pawel Grochowski

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  • Your fps will not change..   Everything will load faster and appear smoother.. and much quieter  :wink:   Go for it!

  • The only difference you will see is on the loading screen, that will be a lot faster. Besides that, nothing will change, you won't see any improvements in flight.

  • That's a good choice, I think you'll get more enjoyment out of the monitor

I held off as I was very happy with my 1TB Samsung Hard Drives, 1 for my OS and 1 for my FSX Install. I moved over to 2 x SSD;s 512GB.

 

I kick myself for not doing it sooner. I can boot into my OS in 19 seconds and the open FSX in about 9 seconds and then select a flight which on average is about 25 seconds... On an normal HD I would have been looking at 5 mins I reckon.. If you like to tweak, change your mind etc its wonderful to have such quick access to your flights. Other than a new monitor its by far the most revolutionary change to my flightsim experience...

 

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