If so, I recommend you to format the drive to fix these errors. It will arrange files for faster access and delete damaged or corrupted files for a better performance.
In addition, a properly organized database can load data faster, decreasing the chances of having your game freeze or experiencing frame rate drops.
If possible, I recommend you to rebuild PS4 database every few months. To rebuild the database, here is a brief guide:. This way if the file becomes corrupted you just download the patch again. The larger the original download, the longer it will take for the PS4 copying update file to complete.
The always online and basically seeming as if I have to play against other players is really turning me off. I like the GT series, but have never been like a huge devotee to it. But I have enjoyed it. I'm enjoying it so far. But there are custom open lobbies for casual online racing, if you want to have a bit of fun. The main issue I have with the game is the lack of content, tracks are sparse and PD's own fantasy tracks seem to take focus over the real world locations.
No La Sarthe, Silverstone, Spa - staple tracks for racing simulators but they are nowhere to be seen. I do recommend giving it a try though and the price will be dropping soon enough due to the online focus that moves away from the traditional GT. So this is still happening and Sony Interactive hasnt said anything about it.
Takes 1 hr to download RDR2 but it takes 3 to copy. A 30 second mb update for WoT is now on its 2nd hour of copying. Ive rebuilt my database. Ive attempted to re download. This has been going on for years why hasnt anyone said anything. Possibly because it doesn't seem to be a universal issue.
At least, I can't say that I have seen the problem in Switzerland. RDR2 took a while to install for me but it was understandable given that it was over 90GB. I left it installing overnight so I can't be certain on the exact amount of time that it took. Why is my PS4 WiFi so slow? This might sound obvious, but it means the initial. Public Pastes. C 13 min ago 0. JSON 22 min ago 2. Since its launch in , the PS4 has seen two revisions: the "slim" and the Pro.
The slim model simply packed the original's components into a smaller, quieter shell, while the PS4 Pro's upgraded specs added additional processing power to help games run smoother. The PlayStation 5 will soon replace the all three models' now-outdated hardware, possibly even with backward compatibility for Ps4 and earlier PlayStation system games.
In the meantime, PS4 owners are stuck with slow load times and slower updates.
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