SSD Price Question

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Hi,

Will SSDs be much cheaper in say 6 months time? They've certainly become a lot more affordable this year. I just don't want to buy one now, and think a year later I could have got a lot more for my money.

I'm still debating whether I should wait or buy one now basically :rolleyes:

Cheers
 
today i came to the decision that i should wait until October and buy an SSD for win8. i would imagine the prices won't change too much but it is possible that they might be a little cheaper by that point.
 
Hi,

Will SSDs be much cheaper in say 6 months time? They've certainly become a lot more affordable this year. I just don't want to buy one now, and think a year later I could have got a lot more for my money.

I'm still debating whether I should wait or buy one now basically :rolleyes:

Cheers

ssd prices are fluid like ram so who knows in a years time they could be 3x the price nobody knows
 
today i came to the decision that i should wait until October and buy an SSD for win8. i would imagine the prices won't change too much but it is possible that they might be a little cheaper by that point.

Its also possible they could surge up but doubtfull commited myself to two drives this week been thinking about it for a while

I think the thing is to wait for a flash sale and just pick up then
 
Its also possible they could surge up but doubtfull commited myself to two drives this week been thinking about it for a while

I think the thing is to wait for a flash sale and just pick up then

Yea i just missed out on those £44 drives and when I started looking elsewhere it convinced me to wait for the next deal to come along. I have so much on my C drive I am trying to put off a clean install of windows until its absolutely necessary :P
 
just do clean install on your ssd and set it as boot drive,keep the hdd as it is inc os,it will serve as a good back up ect,and max space the os takes up would be 20-25gb
 
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