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  #1149356 7-Oct-2014 18:14
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120GB could be a bit of a squeeze, i like to go for atlest 240GB. then you have room to store a few things, say Photoshop so it loads fast... etc

i personally store a few games, OS, fair few programs and my documents (redirecting downloads, never know when your going to pull a few 10GB+ files afterall, thats a sizable chunk..) on my ssd and just give it a cleanup whenever it hits that 10% mark..




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  #1149378 7-Oct-2014 18:23
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120GB isn't a squeeze at all. Games are huge though.

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timmmay: 120GB isn't a squeeze at all. Games are huge though.


Okay, maybe i just like a spot of extra leg room!




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  #1149390 7-Oct-2014 18:36
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240gb

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Kind of like where you live.

50m2 apartment
150m2 house
400m2 mansion

All are adequate.

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