>(the most important thing, since raw assets often load faster from an SSD as long as you have available storage.)
>You can argue every single file should be compressed at rest on persistent storage after install, but that's a losing argument. People really hate longer load times, so compression at rest is only appropriate if it improves them.
Is this really true? I feel like you'd need an absolutely blisteringly fast SSD to match something like an modern, optimized lz decompressor's speed.
>You can argue every single file should be compressed at rest on persistent storage after install, but that's a losing argument. People really hate longer load times, so compression at rest is only appropriate if it improves them.
Is this really true? I feel like you'd need an absolutely blisteringly fast SSD to match something like an modern, optimized lz decompressor's speed.