Alright, next thread, next question:
I have my system formated as such:
C:\ 20GB
D:\ 54GB
X:\ 74GB
D:\ for games (only 2GB free space left)
X:\ for deep storage (files, etc)
C:\ for OS + generic applications (adaware, YIM, Photoshop, etc)
Is there really an advantage to this? It's kinda frustrating now that i'm out of space on D:\ and I don't really want games on X:\ either for organization purposes..
should I just lump C/D together and install all my games/apps on my OS drive?
I have my system formated as such:
C:\ 20GB
D:\ 54GB
X:\ 74GB
D:\ for games (only 2GB free space left)
X:\ for deep storage (files, etc)
C:\ for OS + generic applications (adaware, YIM, Photoshop, etc)
Is there really an advantage to this? It's kinda frustrating now that i'm out of space on D:\ and I don't really want games on X:\ either for organization purposes..
should I just lump C/D together and install all my games/apps on my OS drive?