Im getting a SSD today (only for games nopt for the OS) but im going to do a reformat while im at it. I have a 1TB WD hard drive, and i hav never really used a partition. What are the pros and cons?
I did partition when i first got bought w7 but it caused SO much trouble. These were the pros and cons i found in the short time i had the partition
pros
I could reinstall winodws 7 without having to reinstall games, apps etc
(None)
Con's :
Itunes couldnt find the music (which i had backed up the libaery file. The libary file told itunes to look on the C drive) and i had to re-find every bit of music. -_- and lost a lot of notes i had made on certin music files.
Some programs wouldnt let you choose where you could install them, which led to having to install them on the windows partiton.
So apart from the 1 pro is there any performance increase?
I REALLY dont want to have to install winodws 7, music etc on my ssd as ill seriously be left with NO room. Its only a 64Gb (59Gb) and i have way over 80GB of music alone. I did honetsly just buy it to soley use on games so PLEASE DONT SUGGEST INSTALLING o/S & PERSONAL FILES ON THE SSD.
I did partition when i first got bought w7 but it caused SO much trouble. These were the pros and cons i found in the short time i had the partition
pros
I could reinstall winodws 7 without having to reinstall games, apps etc
(None)
Con's :
Itunes couldnt find the music (which i had backed up the libaery file. The libary file told itunes to look on the C drive) and i had to re-find every bit of music. -_- and lost a lot of notes i had made on certin music files.
Some programs wouldnt let you choose where you could install them, which led to having to install them on the windows partiton.
So apart from the 1 pro is there any performance increase?
I REALLY dont want to have to install winodws 7, music etc on my ssd as ill seriously be left with NO room. Its only a 64Gb (59Gb) and i have way over 80GB of music alone. I did honetsly just buy it to soley use on games so PLEASE DONT SUGGEST INSTALLING o/S & PERSONAL FILES ON THE SSD.