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I want to switch to ssd, is it better to also have your OS (win10) on the ssd as well, does it make ant difference?

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Probably it wont make DCS work any faster, but your Windows for sure will boot faster and feel overall snappier ... go for it if you have enough space on the SSD.

 

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Would having two SSD's and putting DCS on one and the OS on the other one be faster than both on one? I have them both on one SSD right now.

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Would having two SSD's and putting DCS on one and the OS on the other one be faster than both on one?

 

 

I used to have both Windows and DCS on a single 256 GB ssd drive, but when I purchased the Persian Gulf Map I was forced to move DCS onto another 256 GB SSD drive, so I ended up with Windows on C: and DCS on L: drive

 

 

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I didnt notice a performance difference on this two drive setup .. its neither faster nor slower than the single drive.

 

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Will have to reinstall dcs or can it the directory be moved?

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I used to have both Windows and DCS on a single 256 GB ssd drive, but when I purchased the Persian Gulf Map I was forced to move DCS onto another 256 GB SSD drive, so I ended up with Windows on C: and DCS on L: drive

 

 

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I didnt notice a performance difference on this two drive setup .. its neither faster nor slower than the single drive.

 

Ok, thanks. That will save me some money.

Buzz

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Will have to reinstall dcs or can it the directory be moved?

 

 

You can move the DCS program file folder to wherever you want, without needing to reinstall o deactivate/reactivate modules. But you will need to update the shortcuts manually.

 

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DCS on ssd

 

Would having two SSD's and putting DCS on one and the OS on the other one be faster than both on one?

 

theoretically, because there would be less contention on the single ssd and some requests could be done in parallel.

 

but in real life? no, you’ll never notice an difference in speed with ssd. i wouldn’t bother with it. it’s not worth the trouble.

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If moving from HDD to SSD, you can clone your HDD onto your SSD and avoid having to reinstall everything.

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