How to improve your DDO play experience by a lot.

[TekkenDevil]

Sounds like a solid suggestion. I was having some frozen instances. Thank you

That's a memory leak and moving files to an SSD won't solve it. Downgrading from x64 bit client version to the x32 bit may do it though.

[TekkenDevil]

The real question here should be: why does a game from 2006 require an SSD to be playable?

What are you talking about? How can you guys who play obscure video games be such luddites? The game is perfectly playable on an HDD. Installing onto an SSD improves your load times.
HOWEVER.
Some modern HDD's are pretty fast - inversely, some SSD's are worthlessly slow. It's entirely possible to install this game on an SSD and actually get WORSE loading times.

[Matuse]

Ask me how I know OP didn't build his PC himself.

Actually, I did. Do my directory names offend you?

[TekkenDevil]

Actually, I did. Do my directory names offend you?

Assuming that EVERYONE has an SSD as C: drive and EVERYONE has an HDD on D: drive makes you sound like you just got a pre-assembled computer as opposed to making your own, because that's pretty much the industry standard for assembling PC's. Some of us have a 2nd SSD set to D: or whatever, why assume everyone has a uniform setup?
There was no need to talk about directory names, all you needed to say HDD slow, SSD fast.