SSD Boot drive capacity.

I'd say:

30Gb Minimum, but you'll always be looking at it and debating on whether to install something on that drive and can easily run out of space rather quickly.
60Gb Comfortably, most people will be fine.
120Gb Optimally

More is good. :D
 
Justintime said:
I'd say:

30Gb Minimum, but you'll always be looking at it and debating on whether to install something on that drive and can easily run out of space rather quickly.
60Gb Comfortably, most people will be fine.
120Gb Optimally

More is good. :D
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More is also pricey lol but yes i agree. Im thinking 60 or 120.
I still have no storage drive yet thinking i may just go SSD on everything.
 
Definitely 120/128GB as there are always apps or games that won't let you install them to anything other than C:\Program Files

128GB Crucial M4 is all I would ever buy unless you can afford the faster Intel 120GB :)
 
I honestly wouldn't recommend less than 100GB, as otherwise you'll end up having to install many of your programs to different drives which defeats the purpose of it. I have a 120GB boot drive and it gives me enough space to not have to worry about where I install programs. Currently I have 20GB free. Don't forget that Windows will automatically generate a pagefile and mine takes up 12GB.

For me a 60GB would be more hassle than it's worth. It might cost a bit more for a 100GB+ drive but it's definitely worth it, especially now that prices have come down. I remember I originally paid over £300 for a 100GB SSD; now they're a third of the price and perform better.
 
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