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roller12

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  1. I actually wrote an app specifically to test read times on my own HDD. It's several years old and has often been completely filled with data. I timed 300MB at less than a second.

    I dont know what you measured but it sure wasnt hdd performance, physics prohibits it as of today(maybe yesterday), no matter SATA version, especially for any several years old 5400rpm drive. Maybe you saw a zero too many? 30MB/s is more realistic.
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    what long load times? 

    I am seeing only a few seconds to load, and my system is a bit dated and is currently using a cheap hard drive instead of a fast one.  I would think a raid0 high speed drive pair would be nearly instant.  Or a flash drive.

    You would be wrong. Long load times for some computers is a known problem. I get ~10 sec load screens on my fairly decent rig.

    As Sensuki points out the largest area file is something like 312 MB. Any modern HDD can read that in less than a second.

     

     This post is so ridiculous i just couldnt resist. That average reading speed of a modern HDD can be as low as .7MB/sec for a fragmented HDD. It would need 7 minutes to read 300mb, not one second so you just exaggerated by a factor of x450. Realistically speeds of about 50MB/s are to be expected, so would still need at least a couple of seconds just for reading such a file.

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