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256gb is a bit overpriced at the moment for ssds, the sweet spot is a 128gb drive for as close to 100$ as possible.
by hayksaakian 14y ago
256gb is a bit overpriced at the moment for ssds, the sweet spot is a 128gb drive for as close to 100$ as possible.
- barrkel 14y agoHowever, a 128G boot drive for Windows is cramped without creative use of junctions - I've been there with 80G X25M, it's worth paying over the odds for the space. Fiddling around too much with junctions can break some installers, for example, that expect the MoveFile() API to work for directories whose paths start with the same drive letter, or do weird things with NTFS hard links.