Hey guys I'm new (I'll try and make this quick)
Basically I've come to the conclusion that what I probably want for an upgrade is an ssd I've been looking at 512gb ssd's to put everything on but I was wondering why 64gb ssd's were so popular, and my question is would it be practical to buy a small ssd just for the os if I was experiencing slowness when opening programs such as chrome or playing games?
And if so how exactly would that work surely if files that weren't on the ssd would not benefit from the ssd?
Initially thought it could be the ram as usage was almost always 100%
(Read an article on when a ram upgrade is and isn't useful I'm in the isn't group)
Specs:
Pretty recent Gigabyte motherboard
Amd fx 4100
gtx 460 (768mb)
4gb ram (3.25gb usable)
current hard drive Seagate ST500DM0 02-1BC142
Basically I've come to the conclusion that what I probably want for an upgrade is an ssd I've been looking at 512gb ssd's to put everything on but I was wondering why 64gb ssd's were so popular, and my question is would it be practical to buy a small ssd just for the os if I was experiencing slowness when opening programs such as chrome or playing games?
And if so how exactly would that work surely if files that weren't on the ssd would not benefit from the ssd?
Initially thought it could be the ram as usage was almost always 100%
(Read an article on when a ram upgrade is and isn't useful I'm in the isn't group)
Specs:
Pretty recent Gigabyte motherboard
Amd fx 4100
gtx 460 (768mb)
4gb ram (3.25gb usable)
current hard drive Seagate ST500DM0 02-1BC142