How big is your OS drive?
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120GB Samsung Evo Nvme for OS,
1TB Kingston SSD for games,
2TB Seagate for storage.
1TB Kingston SSD for games,
2TB Seagate for storage.
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128GB SSD it's all I need at the moment. +2x 1TB 3.5" disk for data.
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Western Digital WDS200T2B0A WD Blue 3D NAND Internal SSD 2.5 Inch SATA, 2 TB - Black
Not an os drive but my main hard drive you see, i have a 2tb ssd you see.
Not an os drive but my main hard drive you see, i have a 2tb ssd you see.
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About 80x22mm.
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I used to have a 250GB for my OS but it felt as though it was always full and i was having to delete things just to get by with the basics.
Now i have a 1TB for my OS and dont have to think about it. That being said i now also have an 8TB drive for my steam library so that makes a large difference.
Now i have a 1TB for my OS and dont have to think about it. That being said i now also have an 8TB drive for my steam library so that makes a large difference.
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2TB SSHD
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OS drive is a 512GB SSD I then have a 2TB drive for downloads and conversion stuff and then finally a 3TB for long term storage.
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Was a 256 but upgraded to a 512 SSD this weekend. Problem was other users on my pc (namely kids) with games like Robox downloading massive files to the C drive and things like Spotify doing the same. Much as I tried to educate I've done this to stop coming home to a drive that was grinding to a halt with only 50mb free.
It also has 3 4tb drives and a 7tb drive.
256 should be enough but whatever you do random software still likes to put things on the C drive.
It also has 3 4tb drives and a 7tb drive.
256 should be enough but whatever you do random software still likes to put things on the C drive.
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512GB SSD for OS and frequently used programs/games
1TB SSD for most games
3TB Seagate HDD for data
1TB SSD for most games
3TB Seagate HDD for data
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64GB. Some say too small, but for Win10 and drivers, it is plenty. My drive has been through Win7, 8, 8.1 and now 10 and there is currently 18GB free.