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In a surprising turn of events, Blizzard has announced that World of Warcraft Shadowlands now needs a 100GB SSD for a minimum requirement, but does that mean that you can't run the game using a regular spinning hard disk? A couple of classic gold wow Shadowlands beta testers have reported that running the game in an HDD hasn't affected their gameplay or performance in any substantial way. However, because this growth is still in beta, this can be subject to change.

However, it is probably a good idea to run this game in an SSD anyway (here's our list of Best SSDs). If you have a look at games like Call of Duty Modern Warfare that don't require an SSD but have very large storage requirements, the game is playable but you'll encounter painfully long loading times. You can also possibly experience"hitching" where the HDD is not fast enough to stream resources in real time.

Purchasing an SSD should not be a huge problem for buy wow gold classic most consumers -- almost all new PCs and notebooks come with solid state storage. Plus, with the price of SSDs dropping exponentially over the past couple of years, grabbing a glistening new SSD only for Shadowlands won't break the bank for many budget players.