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What capacity NVMe will I need for my Laptop?

Citrusflavour01

I never use half of my 16GB RAM and I don't game often. I multitask with documents, browsers, email and files. I want faster speeds while I'm using Files explorer. What capacity will I need and does it make a difference?

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HOw much space are you using? This really depends on how many files you have and where you put them(cloud/local/nas)

 

Id probablly go with 256gb as a minimum, and go 500 if it isn't much more.

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Really depends on your usage but if you dont use storage much I would say 256gb minimum. Do you save alot of files to your computer? Like videos? Big documents? If you do then Id say 500gb minimum.

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45 minutes ago, Citrusflavour01 said:

I never use half of my 16GB RAM and I don't game often. I multitask with documents, browsers, email and files. I want faster speeds while I'm using Files explorer. What capacity will I need and does it make a difference?

Usually if you laptop has nvme or m2 it also has sata. I have installed windows 10 on a 64gb SSD and it was fine with basic programs and room to spare.  Now for just the OS you should go to 128gb and up + a normal HDD for your files

 

In my laptop I use m2 for boot drive + 2 HDDs in software Raid0 ( one in the normal spot + one in place of the optical drive that I don't need )

 

That way you have a super fast drive for the OS + more speed than a single HDD for your files/games.

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