- Aug 12, 2013
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Hey guys,
I'm moving up to a new PC and I'm wondering the best way to utilize my memory. I have a 120GB SSD (Currently only holding my OS, Windows 8), I have a 1TB Hard Drive, and I have a 30GB SSD. As it stands now, I boot very fast into windows and programs load with ok speed from the Hard Drive. I use the 30GB for random Adobe stuff but after a year of this setup, I realized I didn't touch the software enough. So my question to you guys is about Intel Smart Response.
My new system will have a i7-4770k processor with a ASUS Z87I-DELUXE LGA 1150 Intel Mini-ITX board. With that said, I assume I have that Intel ability. If not, the question will branch out to 2 roads.
How would I benefit the most with that spare 30GB SSD?
Can I install OS on the 120 again and cache the 30GB with the Hard Drive?
Is there something better that can be done to make my PC snappy?
Thanks
I'm moving up to a new PC and I'm wondering the best way to utilize my memory. I have a 120GB SSD (Currently only holding my OS, Windows 8), I have a 1TB Hard Drive, and I have a 30GB SSD. As it stands now, I boot very fast into windows and programs load with ok speed from the Hard Drive. I use the 30GB for random Adobe stuff but after a year of this setup, I realized I didn't touch the software enough. So my question to you guys is about Intel Smart Response.
My new system will have a i7-4770k processor with a ASUS Z87I-DELUXE LGA 1150 Intel Mini-ITX board. With that said, I assume I have that Intel ability. If not, the question will branch out to 2 roads.
How would I benefit the most with that spare 30GB SSD?
Can I install OS on the 120 again and cache the 30GB with the Hard Drive?
Is there something better that can be done to make my PC snappy?
Thanks
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