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It's finally time to upgrade my computer.
Swapping some bits out and a new W7 pro install.
The OS will run on an SSD, profiles & data on other drives.
Question is what size SSD? 120ish Gb or is it worth spending the extra on a 250 Gb?
Cheers guys.
Not that big, but you will need to allow 50-60Gb for all the gubbins you'll end up with, update restore points and whatnot. 60Gb is considered enough for a single partition for Windows. I would go 128Gb if buying an SSD just in case.
I have my W7 install on a 60Gb SSD
It takes up 24.4Gb, and there's a 1Gb pagefile
11.2Gb of that is the notorious winsxs file, but I havent installed/uninstalled too many apps so it shouldnt be too big. I moved to the 60Gb from a 32Gb because the winsxs folder had got massive.
Here is the Treesize image:
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It's not just size, larger SSD are faster too.
(you read and write across more memory chips in parallel)
Very useful, thanks guys 🙂
Stoner - thanks for the PIC, helps a lot.
[i]notorious winsxs[/i]
he's a big lad, no wonder he takes up so much space.
