Are there any differences between using Dolphin with an SSD over HDD?
I was wondering because I play Super Smash Bros Brawl only at the moment, and I get a sort of mini crash between loading different parts of the game. I'm talking about like, connecting to Wi-Fi which stops my audio for a few seconds, then after that time sounds like fast forwarding a tape as it plays all of the music that I just missed very fast at a rather high pitch. It sounds pretty ugly.
More examples are going from character select to stage select, but the worse is the results screen after a game.
So I was wondering if SSD can handle load time better, either faster or more stable so it doesn't cause the audio to mess up a bit.
I mean it's still playable, I have 100% VPS in Brawl even with this laptop, just the loading makes the audio a bit messed up.
Sorry if this is a stupid question.
I was wondering because I play Super Smash Bros Brawl only at the moment, and I get a sort of mini crash between loading different parts of the game. I'm talking about like, connecting to Wi-Fi which stops my audio for a few seconds, then after that time sounds like fast forwarding a tape as it plays all of the music that I just missed very fast at a rather high pitch. It sounds pretty ugly.
More examples are going from character select to stage select, but the worse is the results screen after a game.
So I was wondering if SSD can handle load time better, either faster or more stable so it doesn't cause the audio to mess up a bit.
I mean it's still playable, I have 100% VPS in Brawl even with this laptop, just the loading makes the audio a bit messed up.
Sorry if this is a stupid question.