- Aug 14, 2014
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Games: (COD BO III, Battlefront, Overwatch, League, Hearthstone, maybe more)
Applications: (full adobe suite, Microsoft office, Applications used for programming/coding (idk how much space those applications will take up), applications for video editing, animations), VR stuff, graphic design, visual effects, game design
I plan to get an additional HDD for off-putting finish projects/files and things I don't need blazing fast SSD speed to load.
Trouble I'm having is is that idk how much space the applications will take up. Like for graphic design, animations, visual effects applications, video editing, graphic design, game design applications, etc. I don't know how much GB those will take up. Hypothetically, I know when I have video footage (especially 4k) that'll take up a lot of space and I'm unsure if I could have the video files on my HDD and just use the editing applications on my SSD to edit the footage or if the footage needs to be on the SSD.
I don't want to get a 1TB SSD and only end up using 300GB or if I get a 500GB SSD, and use up 90% of it (people say if you use like 75% of and SSD or whatever % it was that it slows down/degrades) and may need more space.
OS
Games: (COD BO III, Battlefront, Overwatch, League, Hearthstone, maybe more)
Applications: (full adobe suite, Microsoft office, Applications used for programming/coding (idk how much space those applications will take up), applications for video editing, animations), VR stuff, graphic design, visual effects, game design
I plan to get an additional HDD for off-putting finish projects/files and things I don't need blazing fast SSD speed to load.
Trouble I'm having is is that idk how much space the applications will take up. Like for graphic design, animations, visual effects applications, video editing, graphic design, game design applications, etc. I don't know how much GB those will take up. Hypothetically, I know when I have video footage (especially 4k) that'll take up a lot of space and I'm unsure if I could have the video files on my HDD and just use the editing applications on my SSD to edit the footage or if the footage needs to be on the SSD.
I don't want to get a 1TB SSD and only end up using 300GB or if I get a 500GB SSD, and use up 90% of it (people say if you use like 75% of and SSD or whatever % it was that it slows down/degrades) and may need more space.
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