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So when i first built my PC i had got a 750GB HDD thinking that that would be enough. Now, about a year later, my HDD is pretty much as full as I'd like to get it.
Im considering on buying an SSD because I've been told that an SSD can help improve speeds in an older PC.
My Steam install directory folder is like 432GB and there is probably about another atleast 20-30GB of games not from steam.
Would it be better to get an SSD only big enough for my OS or should i get one big enough to fit my games on as well?? Also would it be possible to clone my current OS install as is onto the SSD or would i be better off doing a fresh install??
Im considering on buying an SSD because I've been told that an SSD can help improve speeds in an older PC.
My Steam install directory folder is like 432GB and there is probably about another atleast 20-30GB of games not from steam.
Would it be better to get an SSD only big enough for my OS or should i get one big enough to fit my games on as well?? Also would it be possible to clone my current OS install as is onto the SSD or would i be better off doing a fresh install??
It showed up early but really expensive, the real SATA based SSD came out 2009 and super expensive, so no one uses. Now it is getting cheaper and cheaper, so many start to use it.
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