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<blockquote data-quote="shukla44" data-source="post: 545277" data-attributes="member: 48224"><p>Yes, i do need SSD when i actually do upgrade my desktop. For now HDD has served me very well. I don't mind the desktop 20 sec boot time or the slowdowns during read/write.</p><p>But 60GB is enough for my work laptop with windows 7 pro sp1 32-bit. Funny thing is that is it's whole storage...1 partition with windows & some programs necessary for work. I still have about 20GB space left. Which i think is perfect as to have that much space left windows to operate at optimum.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shukla44, post: 545277, member: 48224"] Yes, i do need SSD when i actually do upgrade my desktop. For now HDD has served me very well. I don't mind the desktop 20 sec boot time or the slowdowns during read/write. But 60GB is enough for my work laptop with windows 7 pro sp1 32-bit. Funny thing is that is it's whole storage...1 partition with windows & some programs necessary for work. I still have about 20GB space left. Which i think is perfect as to have that much space left windows to operate at optimum. [/QUOTE]
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