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1tb SSD or 250gb SSD + 1tb HDD?

oo2k15

What should I go for? They are around in the same ball park in terms of price.

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Application for the drive(s)? If it was me, I would vote for the 1TB SSD as MORE SPEED IS ALWAYS BETTER (unless you're too quick ;)).
 

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generally the reasons to have an OS on ssd and storage on a hdd is price, speed, and ssd storage type. Mostly depends on your needs, but the ssd will probably work fine

  

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2 minutes ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

Application for the drive(s)? If it was me, I would vote for the 1TB SSD as MORE SPEED IS ALWAYS BETTER (unless you're too quick ;)).
 

Usually I would use 250gb ssd as my boot drive and will be installing windows and other small programs like photoshop, editing softwares on to that drive and the rest to the HDD.

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2 minutes ago, oo2k15 said:

Usually I would use 250gb ssd as my boot drive and will be installing windows and other small programs like photoshop, editing softwares on to that drive and the rest to the HDD.

It's down to you :P, do you need the extra 250GB of storage? If not then probably going with the 1TB SSD is a safe bet :D 

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1 minute ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

It's down to you :P, do you need the extra 250GB of storage? If not then probably going with the 1TB SSD is a safe bet :D 

Not really. Is just I found a good deal on 1TB SSD so I was just wondering.

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4 minutes ago, oo2k15 said:

Not really. Is just I found a good deal on 1TB SSD so I was just wondering.

Go for it den :P (what SSD is it just out of curiosity?)

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3 minutes ago, Mr.Meerkat said:

Go for it den :P (what SSD is it just out of curiosity?)

Mushkin Reactor 1TB SSD.

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Grab the 1TB SSD and then if it fills up you can buy another SSD or an HDD.

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