What agenda am I pushing?
I’ve been through most stages of computing. I remember being a wee lad with 5.25" floppies.
There isn’t much I haven’t experienced.
What they did was not close. Not even similar. They’re playing a game from 2009 on a HDD. It doesn’t require much.
Storage is expensive. Wasting money on equipment that will leave you disappointed isn’t what most would want.
Spinning rust is fine for most games on a second drive.
I’m sure it has no problem running the game from Windows XP days.
The OS, unlike the game, is constantly running. It’s not a slight difference.
A person running in this configuration can often look forward to stuttering, which makes for a wonderful time.
You’re hilariously making out a configuration from a lifetime ago to work nearly as well.
Fortnite and an OS on a hard drive is going to be a very bad time.
What a strange thing to be contrarian aboot. It’s almost like you’re defending storage prices.
I think it’s been quite awhile since you’ve used an OS on spinning rust. It’s not a great time.
I don’t think anyone should be running an OS on a hard drive.
Remember when we could get cheap second drives? Those were the days.
Elaborate. What’s the agenda?