Brettc13

Thank you.

I had the question, would I be able to download windows 7 on the SSD and keep all my other info on my HDD and when windows 10 is out for a while, upgrade my windows 7 to windows 10 on the SSD with out fully wiping because all of real data would be in the HDD? Im pretty much asking if I can upgrade from windows 7 to 10 without wiping in the future? I don't think I will get windows 10 when it comes out because of what happened with windows 8 when it came out. Which was, many of the new games couldnt run on windows 8. I do like windows 10 alot but I dont want to have to wait for games to start beingg compatiable with windows 10.

Thank you

Thanks I had not know that.

The HCG 620W looks like a good by with good ratings if you suggest I get it and not the seasonic then I'll pick up this one instead. Thanks

But then again I trust the one I have selected right now because another member recommended it and it has an 80 + Gold rating. it's also go pretty good reviews. But thanks for the help.

How about the SeaSonic G Series 550-Watt ATX12V/EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply SSR-550RM

Did you check out the link below the quote to my PC build ?

Do you follow the link that is to my build? I was just quoting his so he would see it haha

What about this http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Brettc13/saved/YHY7YJ

Using this and some personal prefinces in mind I came up with this: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/mmPq8d Do I need an after market cpu cooler? I think I might take you up on that offer when you said you can show me how to download windows 7 for $15, if you are still willing to do it.

I don't think I will because of what happened with windows 8 when it came out. Which was, many of the new games couldnt run on windows 8. I do like windows 10 alot but I dont want to have to wait for games to start beingg compatiable with windows 10. But would I be able to download windows 7 on the SSD and keep all my other info on my HDD and when windows 10 is out for a while, upgrade my windows 7 to windows 10 on the SSD with out fully wiping because all of real data would be in the HDD? Im pretty much asking if I can upgrade from windows 7 to 10 without wiping in the future?

Only for boot time though? because if it is I think I can do with out it unless it helps with other things.

Couldnt I just put the operating system on the HDD and not get the SSD?

Also one question I have had is why do people sudgest using two storages? I have seen one used for the opperating system and the other for normal storage but I don't understand why people do this.