G
Guest
If we were here in 2007 I'd have bought myself an affordable 80GB - 60GB - even 40GB - SSD by now, plenty room for Windows XP and a couple games installed at a time, with all my media, documents, etc. on a seperate 1TB workflow drive, or archived on my Drobo.
In the last few years however, I've been running Windows 7 since the RC, and gotten into Steam (with over 100 games on it already), and really even 160GB is struggling to be enough; I'd need more like 250GB or 500GB to give myself a bit of breathing room, and at present those kind of capacities are just much too expensive.
I might give in, as I am very tempted, and shunt the Steam games onto a seperate drive and work something out, but my intentions are to wait and see what the upcoming 25nm SSDs from Intel and the end of the year are like with regard to capacity and pricing before making a decision.
In the last few years however, I've been running Windows 7 since the RC, and gotten into Steam (with over 100 games on it already), and really even 160GB is struggling to be enough; I'd need more like 250GB or 500GB to give myself a bit of breathing room, and at present those kind of capacities are just much too expensive.
I might give in, as I am very tempted, and shunt the Steam games onto a seperate drive and work something out, but my intentions are to wait and see what the upcoming 25nm SSDs from Intel and the end of the year are like with regard to capacity and pricing before making a decision.