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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:08:00 -
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anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance
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Jared Fogle
Fake Ancient Exiles. 2.0
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:11:00 -
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deezy dabest
IMPERIAL SPECIAL FORCES GROUP Evil Syndicate Alliance.
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:12:00 -
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Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance
128 gb Samsung 850 pro
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-128GB-2-5-Inch-Internal-MZ-7KE128BW/dp/B00LF10L02/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1445350280&sr=8-2&keywords=samsung+840+pro+128gb
Thank me later when it has out lived your PS3 and you are wondering what people were talking about when they said SSD did not last a long time in PS3s. |
Jack Boost
Zarena Family
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:13:00 -
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Remeber - PS3 isn't use full SSD potential. Whatever you bought is overkil.
Not much time left...
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Alcina Nektaria
KILL-EM-QUICK Rise Of Legion.
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:15:00 -
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Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance Honestly, just go within your budget. Any will do for performance because it's already superior to the HD in the PS3. Don't go too crazy for size unless you need it for other games or price because who knows; we might get a port.
I have a PNY and it works perfectly fine. I get almost no lag and always load in and get halfway to a point before my teammates spawn. Also when there is a FR drop (which happens rarely) it's not quite as crippling.
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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:15:00 -
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Jared Fogle wrote:Google is your friend. Go find it. posting on the forums is easier i dont have to brain
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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:16:00 -
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Alcina Nektaria wrote:Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance Honestly, just go within your budget. Any will do for performance because it's already superior to the HD in the PS3. Don't go too crazy for size unless you need it for other games or price because who knows; we might get a port. I have a PNY and it works perfectly fine. I get almost no lag and always load in and get halfway to a point before my teammates spawn. Also when there is a FR drop (which happens rarely) it's not quite as crippling. ok thanks good advice this ps3 is only for dust i have a pc 6x stronger than the ps4 for everything else tehe
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Shart Machine
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:16:00 -
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Everybody I have talked to recommends Samsung SSD's. Dust has more problems than a SSD can fix though, so unless you play games with longer load times it won't be worth it from what I've researched.
If somebody bought one and isn't arguing in favor only to justify their purchase, I would like to hear how they feel about it. |
Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:16:00 -
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Jack Boost wrote:Remeber - PS3 isn't use full SSD potential. Whatever you bought is overkil. um do u know the max speeds the ps3 will utilize?
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Vrain Matari
Mikramurka Shock Troop Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:17:00 -
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On the PS3 we're limited to the SATA I connection that the system supports. This limits the throughput(GB/second) of a SSD in a PS3.
Not sure about the latencies of the various SSDs but i'd say that any differences between makes/models would be vanishingly small given the platform and especially given DUST, but worth checking on when doing your research.
PSN: RationalSpark
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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:17:00 -
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Shart Machine wrote:Everybody I have talked to recommends Samsung SSD's. Dust has more problems than a SSD can fix though, so unless you play games with longer load times it won't be worth it from what I've researched.
If somebody bought one and isn't arguing in favor only to justify their purchase, I would like to hear how they feel about it. well there are a few low capacity ones that are like 30 bucks im wondering if it would be worth it for the performance 30 bucks isnt really a lot when i look at how much money ive invested in dust 514
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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:19:00 -
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Vrain Matari wrote:On the PS3 we're limited to the SATA I connection that the system supports. This limits the throughput(GB/second) of a SSD in a PS3.
Not sure about the latencies of the various SSDs but i'd say that any differences between makes/models would be vanishingly small given the platform and especially given DUST, but worth checking on when doing your research. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4M52MA2819
will that fit in ps3...im not sure what the difference hardware wise is between sata 3 and 1...it doesnt look any different
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Alcina Nektaria
KILL-EM-QUICK Rise Of Legion.
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:19:00 -
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Mortedeamor wrote:Alcina Nektaria wrote:Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance Honestly, just go within your budget. Any will do for performance because it's already superior to the HD in the PS3. Don't go too crazy for size unless you need it for other games or price because who knows; we might get a port. I have a PNY and it works perfectly fine. I get almost no lag and always load in and get halfway to a point before my teammates spawn. Also when there is a FR drop (which happens rarely) it's not quite as crippling. ok thanks good advice this ps3 is only for dust i have a pc 6x stronger than the ps4 for everything else tehe Just make sure that if you get one on the lower side (under 100gb) you keep your PSN mailbox clean otherwise your system will be slower once you get within 75% max capacity. (Same concept as a PC if your HD gets too full)
Also, on the plus side, if Dust leaves the PS3 or your system has a power failure, you can always use that SSD as external storage for your PC
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Vrain Matari
Mikramurka Shock Troop Minmatar Republic
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:20:00 -
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Shart Machine wrote:Everybody I have talked to recommends Samsung SSD's. Dust has more problems than a SSD can fix though, so unless you play games with longer load times it won't be worth it from what I've researched.
If somebody bought one and isn't arguing in favor only to justify their purchase, I would like to hear how they feel about it. Definitely improves load times and the general smoothness of the game - if i had to go back to the old HDD i'd chose to retire from DUST, i don't have that kind of patience anymore.
PSN: RationalSpark
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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:23:00 -
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Alcina Nektaria wrote:Mortedeamor wrote:Alcina Nektaria wrote:Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance Honestly, just go within your budget. Any will do for performance because it's already superior to the HD in the PS3. Don't go too crazy for size unless you need it for other games or price because who knows; we might get a port. I have a PNY and it works perfectly fine. I get almost no lag and always load in and get halfway to a point before my teammates spawn. Also when there is a FR drop (which happens rarely) it's not quite as crippling. ok thanks good advice this ps3 is only for dust i have a pc 6x stronger than the ps4 for everything else tehe Just make sure that if you get one on the lower side (under 100gb) you keep your PSN mailbox clean otherwise your system will be slower once you get within 75% max capacity. (Same concept as a PC if your HD gets too full) Also, on the plus side, if Dust leaves the PS3 or your system has a power failure, you can always use that SSD as external storage for your PC im running dust ona 20gb ps3 got it :) i dont use psn for socialization most of my dust friends message me on skype
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Alcina Nektaria
KILL-EM-QUICK Rise Of Legion.
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:26:00 -
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I'm sure you've researched at least somewhat; but to help you from accidentally getting the wrong size of the physical hardware itself, it's a 2.5'' SATA
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Regnier Feros
Dead Man's Game
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:27:00 -
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Alcina Nektaria wrote:Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance Honestly, just go within your budget. Any will do for performance because it's already superior to the HD in the PS3. Don't go too crazy for size unless you need it for other games or price because who knows; we might get a port. I have a PNY and it works perfectly fine. I get almost no lag and always load in and get halfway to a point before my teammates spawn. Also when there is a FR drop (which happens rarely) it's not quite as crippling. Y u no online?
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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:32:00 -
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Regnier Feros wrote:Alcina Nektaria wrote:Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance Honestly, just go within your budget. Any will do for performance because it's already superior to the HD in the PS3. Don't go too crazy for size unless you need it for other games or price because who knows; we might get a port. I have a PNY and it works perfectly fine. I get almost no lag and always load in and get halfway to a point before my teammates spawn. Also when there is a FR drop (which happens rarely) it's not quite as crippling. Y u no online? moving ps3 is ina box ..on my pc cause u know pc is modern all the ancient dusty consoles get packed first
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4lbert Wesker
Standby Retaliation
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:33:00 -
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Jack Boost wrote:Remeber - PS3 isn't use full SSD potential. Whatever you bought is overkil.
You know why?
Because even Moses played on PS3....
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deezy dabest
IMPERIAL SPECIAL FORCES GROUP Evil Syndicate Alliance.
3
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:35:00 -
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Shart Machine wrote:Everybody I have talked to recommends Samsung SSD's. Dust has more problems than a SSD can fix though, so unless you play games with longer load times it won't be worth it from what I've researched.
If somebody bought one and isn't arguing in favor only to justify their purchase, I would like to hear how they feel about it.
I have been running on a samsung 840 for well over a year now. I run 2 of the same drives in my tower and the same drive in my laptop. You really can not go wrong with samsung when it comes to SSDs.
When it comes to Dust it does have a few hidden benefits. Thanks to the over whelming amount of models which have been piled into Dust there is a lot of switching going on in the ram. These models consist of tiny amounts of data meaning that they are not delayed by the sata I throughput speeds.
The advantage comes in the read times of the SSD itself.
A Western Digital 7200 RPM drive has a through put in the area of about 50 - 100 mb/s on reads.
A samsung 840 pro is in the area of 350 - 400 mb/s on reads.
The maximum throughput on sata I is 1.5 gb/s.
What this means is that with the much smaller amounts of data being exchanged for Dust you are in fact seeing some where in the area of a 150% gain in transfer times by maxing the sata I.
Why does this matter? Because since the addition of weapon based render ranges models are pulled into memory as they enter that range. Frame rate drops get caused by a combination of slower memory due to high load and by slower read times of the drive itself. |
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Mortedeamor
The Black Masquerade
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:35:00 -
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4lbert Wesker wrote:Jack Boost wrote:Remeber - PS3 isn't use full SSD potential. Whatever you bought is overkil. You know why? Because even Moses played on PS3.... well the ps3 did come before the wheel
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Ghost Kaisar
Fatal Absolution
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:36:00 -
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$90?
I might order that when I get home.
I've wanted one for Arma and other games for a while now.
Screw the PS3, that thing is going in my PC.
EDIT: Might go for a 256 EVO over a 126 Pro. Depends on how much I want to run off of it. My OS for sure, and a lot of start up programs. Arma itself has over 30 gigs in between the base game and my mod pack. From this it also seems like the EVO provides slightly worse performance, but still doing very well.
Re-Retired PC Scout. I miss the old days ;_;
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deezy dabest
IMPERIAL SPECIAL FORCES GROUP Evil Syndicate Alliance.
3
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Posted - 2015.10.20 14:48:00 -
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Ghost Kaisar wrote:$90? I might order that when I get home. I've wanted one for Arma and other games for a while now. Screw the PS3, that thing is going in my PC. EDIT: Might go for a 256 EVO over a 126 Pro. Depends on how much I want to run off of it. My OS for sure, and a lot of start up programs. Arma itself has over 30 gigs in between the base game and my mod pack. From this it also seems like the EVO provides slightly worse performance, but still doing very well.
I would recommend the 256gb 850 which is $131. The thing I have noticed with my 840s is that their consistency over time has been amazing.
I am currently running 2 840s in my PC, 1 in my laptop, and 1 in my PS3. I have had all of those in for about a year now and have seen no fall off on any of my devices.
Whatever samsung did with all of the 800s seems to have them out in front by far.
EDIT: I very highly recommend you always keep enough space on one for downloads which you can then transfer to a secondary HDD. The increased write speeds seems to make downloads run much faster thanks to the reduction of the amount of data which must be buffered in ram.
Just something to keep in mind for getting the most bang for your buck. |
Alcina Nektaria
KILL-EM-QUICK Rise Of Legion.
397
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Posted - 2015.10.20 15:12:00 -
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Regnier Feros wrote:Alcina Nektaria wrote:Mortedeamor wrote:anyone whats your prefer ssd for ps3 and dust i'm in the market i want a low capacity drive but high performance Honestly, just go within your budget. Any will do for performance because it's already superior to the HD in the PS3. Don't go too crazy for size unless you need it for other games or price because who knows; we might get a port. I have a PNY and it works perfectly fine. I get almost no lag and always load in and get halfway to a point before my teammates spawn. Also when there is a FR drop (which happens rarely) it's not quite as crippling. Y u no online? Usually the first two weeks after hotfixes are brutal, figured I'd give the community time to calm down before I rejoin the ranks and the great grind for success.
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DEATH THE KlD
Imperfect - Bastards
554
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Posted - 2015.10.20 15:52:00 -
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Mortedeamor wrote:Shart Machine wrote:Everybody I have talked to recommends Samsung SSD's. Dust has more problems than a SSD can fix though, so unless you play games with longer load times it won't be worth it from what I've researched.
If somebody bought one and isn't arguing in favor only to justify their purchase, I would like to hear how they feel about it. well there are a few low capacity ones that are like 30 bucks im wondering if it would be worth it for the performance 30 bucks isnt really a lot when i look at how much money ive invested in dust 514 I use 1, ari uses one..they definitely help..those who deny it don't have one or just have a garbage system/internet The one thing it doesn't help with is rubberbanding Oh Ari's is like 8gb mine is 120gb Samsung...
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Ghost Kaisar
Fatal Absolution
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Posted - 2015.10.20 15:56:00 -
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deezy dabest wrote:Ghost Kaisar wrote:$90? I might order that when I get home. I've wanted one for Arma and other games for a while now. Screw the PS3, that thing is going in my PC. EDIT: Might go for a 256 EVO over a 126 Pro. Depends on how much I want to run off of it. My OS for sure, and a lot of start up programs. Arma itself has over 30 gigs in between the base game and my mod pack. From this it also seems like the EVO provides slightly worse performance, but still doing very well. I would recommend the 256gb 850 which is $131. The thing I have noticed with my 840s is that their consistency over time has been amazing. I am currently running 2 840s in my PC, 1 in my laptop, and 1 in my PS3. I have had all of those in for about a year now and have seen no fall off on any of my devices. Whatever samsung did with all of the 800s seems to have them out in front by far. EDIT: I very highly recommend you always keep enough space on one for downloads which you can then transfer to a secondary HDD. The increased write speeds seems to make downloads run much faster thanks to the reduction of the amount of data which must be buffered in ram. Just something to keep in mind for getting the most bang for your buck.
As I said, I'll just use a 256 for games and programs and stuff, and I'll use my 1TB HDD for bulk storage.
Maybe pick up an extra 8 GB ram for christmas as well. Down the line I'll update my CPU and GPU from my I5 4430 and HD7950.
Re-Retired PC Scout. I miss the old days ;_;
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Vlad Rostok
276
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Posted - 2015.10.20 16:39:00 -
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Once you settle on an SSD, you might also want to get a portable USB hard drive. You'll have to make a 32GB FAT partition on it so you can back up whatever you have/want to keep from your PS3. You'll also need to download a copy of the PS3 system file to install onto the new SSD.
I have a PS slim (later model) and it took minutes to swap out the drives. It was a bit longer to build the system files and transfer everything back from the portable HDD.
It was totally worth it. Everything loads much faster, from the PS3 initial start up to any game I play. |
CUSE TOWN333
Capital Acquisitions LLC
3
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Posted - 2015.10.20 16:43:00 -
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Stop cheating you no gungame losers. You Don't need a SSD to play dust this is just a sad waste of money.
actions speak louder then words.
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Vlad Rostok
276
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Posted - 2015.10.20 16:48:00 -
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CUSE TOWN333 wrote:Stop cheating you no gungame losers. You Don't need a SSD to play dust this is just a sad waste of money.
Sadly, the SSD hasn't helped my terrible gun game one iota. I do, however, get to strut around the warbage in pub matches, for about 10 seconds prior to the match starting.
I can also be one of the first on the ground putting out those WP grabbing uplinks! |
Unholy HateGore
highland marines
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Posted - 2015.10.20 16:50:00 -
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Now I have a question as well. Why does anyone even need to buy anything to up grade their ps3 for one damn game? I played Battlefield 3 on mine which has a hell of a lot more going on in it than dust and never had a problem with the game. Seems Dust is the problem. I'll never upgrade this thing for one game even though this is about the only one I play LOL. I have a ps4 and waiting patiently for Fallout 4. |
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