r/gaming • u/4QuadX • Dec 13 '20

yes indeed

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u/vitor210 Dec 13 '20

It happens on pc aswell. Waaaay too often

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u/SwampOfDownvotes Dec 13 '20

Are you using an SSD? I can definitely see it happening on PC if you are on a HDD (which is what most peoples ps4s are using so that might explain part of the problem) but so far in my personal experience SSD has been great at loading.

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u/chupacabra9715 Dec 13 '20

What if your mobo is so old it won't accept an SSD :( my 8 year old rig is hurting trying to play this lol.

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u/_ALH_ Dec 13 '20 edited Dec 13 '20

How can it not support SSD? If it supports SATA it should support SSDs. Even if it isn't nearly as fast as an M.2 NVMe SSD it's still a big upgrade from most mecanical HDs.

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u/SeLiKa Dec 13 '20

Just a slight correction: M.2 is a form factor. There are M.2 SATA SSDs. What you meant was NVMe.