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[QUOTE="ZicoPT"]Yo're wrong regarding the PS3 BD drive speed.
Read mechanism:1x@36Mb/s & 2x@72Mb/s
If you compare to a DVD drive like the XBox 360 it is faster:
12x@15.9Mb/s and 16x@21.2Mb/s
Gimp_Shard
Would you like to provide a link to that info? Because I'm pretty sure you got your bits and bytes messed up
PS3 = 2x BR drive = 72Mbits = 9Mbytes/s
X360 = 16x DVD drive = 169Mbits = 21.2Mbytes/s
DVDs read data faster on the outter of the disk than in the inside. 360 uses 12x drive So:
12x DVD: between 66 and 132Mbps equals between 8.2 and 16.5MBps average 12.35 MBps(although there are techniques where you put the most accessed files in the outter rings to speed up loads, so pratical average could float a little)
Ps3 BR reads constantly at 9 MBps, no matter where the data is in the disk.
About the HDD cache, devs haven't optimized the loading techniques yet. This installing every game in the hdd is ridiculous. The right thing would be to dedicate a single swap file for all games, so they could load up the most used files, between the time the game boots and the moment you start playing, and keep caching it throughout the gameplay.
[QUOTE="ZicoPT"]Yo're wrong regarding the PS3 BD drive speed.
Read mechanism:1x@36Mb/s & 2x@72Mb/s
If you compare to a DVD drive like the XBox 360 it is faster:
12x@15.9Mb/s and 16x@21.2Mb/s
Gimp_Shard
Would you like to provide a link to that info? Because I'm pretty sure you got your bits and bytes messed up
PS3 = 2x BR drive = 72Mbits = 9Mbytes/s
X360 = 16x DVD drive = 169Mbits = 21.2Mbytes/s
He did, megabytes is represented as MB/s, megabits is represented as Mb/s.
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And read speeds in hardware can't be upgraded through firmware so the ps3 is balls with a low read speed with high storage capacity which makes it a nightmare find you it with a ton of information because your read times will increase. So you either have to dump information on the hdd of the ps3 or well...thats really your only choice.
[QUOTE="Gimp_Shard"][QUOTE="ZicoPT"]Yo're wrong regarding the PS3 BD drive speed.
Read mechanism:1x@36Mb/s & 2x@72Mb/s
If you compare to a DVD drive like the XBox 360 it is faster:
12x@15.9Mb/s and 16x@21.2Mb/s
lordxymor
Would you like to provide a link to that info? Because I'm pretty sure you got your bits and bytes messed up
PS3 = 2x BR drive = 72Mbits = 9Mbytes/s
X360 = 16x DVD drive = 169Mbits = 21.2Mbytes/s
DVDs read data faster on the outter of the disk than in the inside. 360 uses 12x drive So:
12x DVD: between 66 and 132Mbps equals between 8.2 and 16.5MBps average 12.35 MBps(although there are techniques where you put the most accessed files in the outter rings to speed up loads, so pratical average could float a little)
Ps3 BR reads constantly at 9 MBps, no matter where the data is in the disk.
About the HDD cache, devs haven't optimized the loading techniques yet. This installing every game in the hdd is ridiculous. The right thing would be to dedicate a single swap file for all games, so they could load up the most used files, between the time the game boots and the moment you start playing, and keep caching it throughout the gameplay.
I should have stated the variable vs constant differences but I was only trying to clarify his bits/bytes mistake
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