If I have an SSD as my boot drive, should my games be installed on it and nothing else? Say I have an SSD, A Caviar Black and a Seagate Barracuta, what would be the best uses for these drives? Right now the seagate Barracuda is almost full, so I am thinking of just having that available so I still have all my previous documents ect.
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05-08-12, 02:27 #1Enthusiast Reputation: 0
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05-08-12, 03:08 #2Rising Star Reputation: 119
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SSD for OS, simple files etc... Caviar Black for games, music, video storage. And Seagate for documents, work related stuff. It matters on the size of the HHD and how good it is.
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I would put your most played games or mmos onto the ssd to save with loading times, rest of your games and non essential programs on CB
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