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how much GB of SSD do I need ?
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jinayhvora
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- May 28, 2013
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2 things:
1) English obviously isn't your first language and you are clearly having a hard time getting your issue out. It might be a lot better if you go to a forum in your native (or a fluent) language and ask the question there.
2) How much data do you need to store?
60GB is the bare minimum as a boot drive and will hold almost nothing except windows.
120GB will hold a windows and a few programs/games.
with either the 60/120 you'd probably want a standard hard drive for additional storage.
A 240GB is the smallest I'd want as the only drive in a system, or as the boot drive in a heavier use system (gaming or work system with many programs)
Beyond 240/256GB I don't recommend as it's cheaper to get a 120/240 SSD and a 1TB+ data drive
1) English obviously isn't your first language and you are clearly having a hard time getting your issue out. It might be a lot better if you go to a forum in your native (or a fluent) language and ask the question there.
2) How much data do you need to store?
60GB is the bare minimum as a boot drive and will hold almost nothing except windows.
120GB will hold a windows and a few programs/games.
with either the 60/120 you'd probably want a standard hard drive for additional storage.
A 240GB is the smallest I'd want as the only drive in a system, or as the boot drive in a heavier use system (gaming or work system with many programs)
Beyond 240/256GB I don't recommend as it's cheaper to get a 120/240 SSD and a 1TB+ data drive
250 is best now in terms of cost/performance
120 is fine for almost any user.
Yesterday I've set up two machines with Windows 7 64bit and half of Creative Suite + Office and utilities. After switching hibernation off it's still 25GB free on 60GB (55 actual) drive.
120 is fine for almost any user.
Yesterday I've set up two machines with Windows 7 64bit and half of Creative Suite + Office and utilities. After switching hibernation off it's still 25GB free on 60GB (55 actual) drive.
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