Upgrading Hard Drives

Salorian

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Hey guys!

I currently run x2 250gb seagate hard drives. While I don't *need* anymore capacity, I just want faster/better hard drives.

I'd like to have an SSD dedicated to my OS, and then use http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...&cm_re=wd_caviar_black-_-22-136-319-_-Product for my programs/storage.

However, I am having trouble finding a decently priced 64gb SSD for my OS.


Running Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit, will 64gb be enough? -.^

Thoughts?
Thanks!
 
An average OS install, even after putting a few things on the drive you don't need do, will take up less than 30 gigs. Any drive that's 40+ gigs should be the ideal size for a dedicated OS drive. You're going to pay around 180-240 dollars for a decent 64g ssd. Kingston has a new intel controller equipped v-series drive (the only one in the v-series) at 40 gigs, and should come in around 100 dollars (85 after rebate) when it's available.
 
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