GTX 1050TI with a 120GB SSD or a GTX 1050 with a 240GB SSD?

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IzzanScool

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I'm not the heaviest gamer, or a data muncher, but isnt 120gb a little on the small side? or is it enough and i should pick up an HDD along the road??
Help this is my first build
 
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nzalog
120GB is enough for maybe an OS install with a few games depending on their size. That said... I still think you should get the 1050ti and a 120GB. You could basically install an OS and get another drive for more storage down the line. You can't really turn a 1050 into a 1050ti later but you can always add more storage later.
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120GB is enough for maybe an OS install with a few games depending on their size. That said... I still think you should get the 1050ti and a 120GB. You could basically install an OS and get another drive for more storage down the line. You can't really turn a 1050 into a 1050ti later but you can always add more storage later.
 
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You know back in the day, it was all about storage. Now days unless you want every game installed, it makes very little difference.
I like to use a 120 or 250 gig M.2 drive for windows and all its BS, then grab a HDD or SSD in the 250 range for games... just keep in mind SSDs slow down rather rapidly as you put more stuff on them.
Certainly go for the Ti! you will regret not doing it down the road... do either cards support SLI?
Are either of them low profile? The low profile 1050Ti is awesome!
 
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