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Long loading times between zones, low disk activity, SSD makes little to no difference.
When I played in BETA I had the game installed on a HDD as my SSD didn't have room. I have since bought a larger (and slightly faster) SSD to accomodate ESO but load times seem to remain roughly the same.
Monitoring the activity led when on a loading screen there is hardly anything going on (barely more flashes than idle), and checking resourcemon there seems be a slow and steady trickle for eso.exe
So why is ESO not taking advantage of this extra speed? It makes a heck of a difference in for example DayZ and other games with a large map.
Monitoring the activity led when on a loading screen there is hardly anything going on (barely more flashes than idle), and checking resourcemon there seems be a slow and steady trickle for eso.exe
So why is ESO not taking advantage of this extra speed? It makes a heck of a difference in for example DayZ and other games with a large map.