Best Hard Drive For Gaming?

gadgetick · 16th February 2017, 06:40

I have a pretty good rig . GTX 580, i7 950 processor, 12 GB memory But my seagate 1 TB hard drive lets me down.*

Can I get some feedback on what Hard Drives are good for loading times, Bootup. But also just practically good for gaming . Price range not a problem but Not over say $600 thank you*

gadgetick · 18th February 2017, 07:13

Thanks for help guys.

Someone gave this URL and have pretty nice reviews on it. Bought WD My Book

http://17oxen.com/best-external-hard-drives/

Looking forward to receive it soon.

Kotamu · 7th December 2017, 16:50

You should use SSD hard drive, HDD is too outdated, SSD will do everything fine

old and quite mad · 7th March 2018, 15:58

It should be medium hard. If it's too hard, then bytes just bounce off due to platter brisance, but if it's too soft then the data tends to just soak in like butter on warm toast.

Medium hard. Trust me, that's the best.

Andre_Carmich · 16th May 2018, 10:41

Hi Folks! I will refer you to use SSD for playing games. When I was using normal hard drive than my PC take time for loading any heavy software and games than my friend suggest me about SSD now when I want to open any heavy software and game it working faster than before. Samsung 960 Pro is the best SSD for Gaming.

pavanrashid · 22nd May 2018, 07:31

Actually, there are many good hardware to play games but one thing you must notice is that, you should not root your Android device. If you have rooted, most of the android games will not allow you play games and that will be the biggest issue even though if you have a better and best hardware out there. In such cases, you must unroot your device and that is not recommended all the times, so use magisk manager to hide root on your smartphones.

NJK · 3rd July 2018, 15:01

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18th February 2017, 07:13	#2
gadgetick Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2017 Posts: 2	Thanks for help guys. Someone gave this URL and have pretty nice reviews on it. Bought WD My Book http://17oxen.com/best-external-hard-drives/ Looking forward to receive it soon.

7th December 2017, 16:50	#3
Kotamu Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2017 Posts: 6	You should use SSD hard drive, HDD is too outdated, SSD will do everything fine

16th May 2018, 10:41	#5
Andre_Carmich Junior Member Join Date: May 2018 Posts: 3	Hi Folks! I will refer you to use SSD for playing games. When I was using normal hard drive than my PC take time for loading any heavy software and games than my friend suggest me about SSD now when I want to open any heavy software and game it working faster than before. Samsung 960 Pro is the best SSD for Gaming.

22nd May 2018, 07:31	#6
pavanrashid Junior Member Join Date: May 2018 Posts: 3	Actually, there are many good hardware to play games but one thing you must notice is that, you should not root your Android device. If you have rooted, most of the android games will not allow you play games and that will be the biggest issue even though if you have a better and best hardware out there. In such cases, you must unroot your device and that is not recommended all the times, so use magisk manager to hide root on your smartphones.