(October 5, 2018 at 6:37 pm)bennyboy Wrote: As for security, Windows 7 will be supported until 2020. And anyway, installing a new OS these days takes a matter of minutes. I'd recommend moving your desktop and documents folders to a drive other than your OS drive, so you can be as merciless with your OS installation as I am-- if ANYTHING bugs me at all, I will almost immediately wipe the drive and re-install windows.
I was thinking about partitioning the SSD for the OS only or OS plus programs. It will get whatever we use for security, Office, pretty much the full Adobe suite, Faststone, Filezilla, and EXIFTool. I'd like to also use the SSD for actually working with the files. We'll be getting stuff in batches so I won't have to work with everything at once. Using the SSD for the programs too should speed things up. Plus this way the regular HDD's, I was planning RAID 5 there, would just be used for storage of the files.
Anyone got any advice on partitioning SSD's?
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