Is a 64G SSD enough for a boot drive?
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Is 64g enough for a boot drive? I have Windows 8 64b Ultimate. I will put everything else on HDD.
I just notice a lot of people have 256g for their boot drives.
Do I really need that much more space and why?
Thank you
I just notice a lot of people have 256g for their boot drives.
Do I really need that much more space and why?
Thank you
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