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Is 256GB SSD overkill?
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- Mar 16, 2013
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All depends on your use.
If you want games on it, the 256 is not too much.
For comparison, my 128GB drive with Win 8.1 and all applications apart from games is 50GB. My documents and downloads go to a different 128GB drive. My meager collection of Steam games is also around 50GB.
If you want games on it, the 256 is not too much.
For comparison, my 128GB drive with Win 8.1 and all applications apart from games is 50GB. My documents and downloads go to a different 128GB drive. My meager collection of Steam games is also around 50GB.
EasyLover
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Go for 256GB SSD as it would give you headroom as well. You can easily put your some favorite games on it as well even if not now but in future. Keep your OS and apps and favorite games on it while keeping rest of the data on HDD.
My config is same usign 256GB SSD along with 4TB WD Black Caviar HDD. My favorite games are on SSD while other games are on HDD.
Regards,
My config is same usign 256GB SSD along with 4TB WD Black Caviar HDD. My favorite games are on SSD while other games are on HDD.
Regards,
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