mSata SSD or a regular SSD?

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Well, mSata was build with intention to be put into laptop, where you have a little space, to put windows (only installation), and some files (it would be done by program) to increase boot speed. Some times on msata was put just files that user uses a lot, for...
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Well, mSata was build with intention to be put into laptop, where you have a little space, to put windows (only installation), and some files (it would be done by program) to increase boot speed. Some times on msata was put just files that user uses a lot, for quicker access. Now when you have msata large as 128, 256 [GB]... there is question use it or not. SSD have higher speed than msata disk.
So, if I were you I would go for SSD. You can install games on SSD, but it would not bring you that much improvement. For data storage, go for 500GB or 1TB classical HDD. Size depends on how much data you will store.
 
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