I recently inherited some PC equipment, including a 40 GB SSD, along with a new Core i7 and high-end ASUS mobo. I'm going to build a new primary system out of the CPU/Mobo, but I'm less sure about using the SSD. Is 40 GB really enough for a proper Windows 7 install?
I just ordered a 1 TB Samsung F3, which I figure will either be programs or boot/programs, depending what I do with the SSD. If I don't use the SSD in the main system I could put it in my HTPC, where the Win7 installation is very small and likely to stay that way, since I don't install many programs on my HTPC (and I'm sometimes frustrated by the WD Green which is the current sole drive in said HTPC).
So, should I use the SSD or Samsung F3 as my boot drive in my main system? Is the fast boot time of the drive worth what will undoubtedly be headaches on a system which will have a lot of programs installed?
I just ordered a 1 TB Samsung F3, which I figure will either be programs or boot/programs, depending what I do with the SSD. If I don't use the SSD in the main system I could put it in my HTPC, where the Win7 installation is very small and likely to stay that way, since I don't install many programs on my HTPC (and I'm sometimes frustrated by the WD Green which is the current sole drive in said HTPC).
So, should I use the SSD or Samsung F3 as my boot drive in my main system? Is the fast boot time of the drive worth what will undoubtedly be headaches on a system which will have a lot of programs installed?