ssd need help

[Baltazar03]

i am buyng a ssd and don't know if i shuald buy a 500g ore a 250g. i am buying a 1 tb normal hard drive.  i am maybye going to start making youtube videos

[Dedayog]

Buy as much as you can afford, they speed up all programs vs HDDs.  

[jiyeon]

The price difference between 250GB and 500GB is the real factor here. Seeing as you're getting a 1TB HDD anyway, you could go 250GB unless you know you're going to exceed 250GB of SSD storage.

[ne0tic]

8 minutes ago, Baltazar03 said:

i am buyng a ssd and don't know if i shuald buy a 500g ore a 250g. i am buying a 1 tb normal hard drive.  i am maybye going to start making youtube videos

Get a 250GB SSD if your not going to have many games on it. I bought an 500GB SSD and I use about half of the storage so around 250GB but I also have the games I play the most on it. 

 

What games are you currently playing? If you are playing maybe 2 games and want them on your SSD then your good with 250GB SSD. 

[Jtalk4456]

It all boils down to what you want to put where and how much of it there is. If you have a large steam library and you'll have to put it on the hdd anyways and you don't have any other big programs, then just get the 250. If you want your steam library on the SSD or you maybe use autocad or adobe products, or some other heavy software, go ahead and get the 500 and give yourself extra room (if you can afford)

[Enderman]

Can you afford the 500gb one?

If yes, then get it.

If no, then don't get it.

[orbitalbuzzsaw]

Get the 500GB as they're usually a better value than their 250GB counterparts

[SZ1357]

Get 250GB, unless with your YouTube videos and editing or what not you are sure you are going to exceed it. But really, buy as much as you can afford, because as orbitalbuzzsaw stated, as the capacity goes up they're typically better value.

[Dunk]

Here is what i recommend. Get a cheapo ssd and then buy a hard drive.