Adding a SSD worth it for me?

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Drewfam

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So i am upgrading my mobo and ram and cpu..

CPU- AMD 6300
RAM-http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820104360
MOBO-http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130637

I use my pc for gaming mostly, and streaming movies to my xbox. I was wondering if adding a ssd for my OS possible or using it just for games? i dunno what kind of difference it will make overall just trying to figure out possibilities i cant spend for than about 120.
 
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An SSD for new systems like your FX6300 rig is a very good addition.
Your rig will become a lot more responsive. (faster loading time in games or application opening)
You must remember that SSD will not give any additional frame rate in games.

Things you should put in your SSD are OS and your favorite programs e.g. games.
I recommend to get a 250GB SSD or at least 120GB so that you do not run out of capacity very soon.

Note:
About the 120. Is it USD120, 120GB, €120, 120 dogs, 120 cats or 120 meows? Please do not write number without unit.
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An SSD for new systems like your FX6300 rig is a very good addition.
Your rig will become a lot more responsive. (faster loading time in games or application opening)
You must remember that SSD will not give any additional frame rate in games.

Things you should put in your SSD are OS and your favorite programs e.g. games.
I recommend to get a 250GB SSD or at least 120GB so that you do not run out of capacity very soon.

Note:
About the 120. Is it USD120, 120GB, €120, 120 dogs, 120 cats or 120 meows? Please do not write number without unit.
 
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