Thinking of Upgrading? Pay attention to this

User Support Hub Hardware & Peripherals
1

This will have a big impact on performance so if you are in the market for a new PC or mainboard make sure it is “NVme” M.2 compatible and not just the slower NAND. Yes these drives cost more but not significantly so as of yet.

However do not despair, if you don’t have it already there is likely to be PCIe solutions on the market and if Direct Storage supports it (and I feel it will) other possibilities may include two or more SSD’s in a RAID-0 configuration.

2

As soon as it was announced for Windows 10, I thought: “Is Asobo even aware of this technology and do they have any immediate plans to utilise it ?”

Does anyone know if they are ?

3

They had a Microsoft techie working with them so I think you already know the answer. It’s possibly why a lot of us got a big boost with SU5

4

M.2 NVMe is the best Hard drive for MSFS2020, it will load faster and performance.
I agree .