Doudan

Thanks for replying. So how do I make a bootable usb? Obviously I'd need a USB.

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Mainly it's for Warcraft and maybe some games like Oxygen not included or other 2dish games. But I do thank you for the help

I do thank you. I was wondering would a 120gb for a boot drive be still good to have or no?

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