Hybrid drives are essentially boosted hard drives -- they are slow relative to a native SSD. If whatever game you're playing needs content from the SSHD, replace it with a native SSD.
The only advantage to an SSHD is a lower price than a native SSD -- no, they're not the same price.
Advocate use Macrium Reflect Free to copy (clone) your slow OS(C:) 256GB (SATA/NVMe) boot drive to new ultrafast 2TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen3x4 NVMe card and use this as your OS(C:) boot drive. Make sure that new OS(C:) boot drive has the modern GPT (not MBR) partition table so that BIOS boot list option UEFI can be enabled.
Consider getting another ultrafast 2TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen3x4 NVMe card as your data drive.
ejn63
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Hybrid drives are essentially boosted hard drives -- they are slow relative to a native SSD. If whatever game you're playing needs content from the SSHD, replace it with a native SSD.
The only advantage to an SSHD is a lower price than a native SSD -- no, they're not the same price.
crimsom
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January 7th, 2022 09:00
Hi @Gamefreaknet please use Crystal Disk Info x64 to see if existing drives have a problem.
Advocate use Macrium Reflect Free to copy (clone) your slow OS(C:) 256GB (SATA/NVMe) boot drive to new ultrafast 2TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen3x4 NVMe card and use this as your OS(C:) boot drive. Make sure that new OS(C:) boot drive has the modern GPT (not MBR) partition table so that BIOS boot list option UEFI can be enabled.
Consider getting another ultrafast 2TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen3x4 NVMe card as your data drive.
RAM can be up to 32GB.
Relegate slow 1TB Hybrid SATA Drive to archive storage.