How big is your OS drive?

512GB Samsung 850 EVO for OS & Games - it's plenty for me personally; I dump files onto an external drive and I've not had to uninstall any games to make way for new ones, yet...
 
Western Digital WDS200T2B0A WD Blue 3D NAND Internal SSD 2.5 Inch SATA, 2 TB - Black

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Not an os drive but my main hard drive you see, i have a 2tb ssd you see.
 
250gb for OS and web browser + any other programs that load with Windows. Atm that's pretty much only afterburner.

500gb ssd for games + programs

1TB for bulk storage
 
Two Samsung 256GB SSD's in Raid 0 for the boot drive, I forget the model number. 8 Something something pro. ... :p

Two Samsung 1TB drives SSD, again in Raid 0, 850 Something.

8TB external drive which is plugged into my router.
 
My latest build (i7 8700) uses a 2TB Western Digital GOLD HDD for OS drive, and another 2TB WD GOLD for Data, I do also have a Samsung 840 PRO in that computer but it's used for caching only.
 
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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.
 
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.
 
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