Yes you can, but be aware that repetitive write operations will shorten the life of the SSD. I recommend having an SSD for Windows, games and programs, but using a HDD for storage.
Yes you can, but be aware that repetitive write operations will shorten the life of the SSD. I recommend having an SSD for Windows, games and programs, but using a HDD for storage.
Yes you can, but be aware that repetitive write operations will shorten the life of the SSD. I recommend having an SSD for Windows, games and programs, but using a HDD for storage.
Thanks, i am building a pc for a game i play called warface so i can play on high graphics and increase my fps and fluidity although i do want the new doom game also i will watch some streams youtube vids read the news nothing to fancy. So im not gonna pretend i know exactly what repeat write options are is that like installing 1 game then unistalling it to make room for another over and over again? i ordered the samsung 850 pro its supposed to last for some years they claim
last note i plan to add the samsung 950 pro m.2 next month when i get some rebound funds. Really im just trying to build a rig with todays memory tech and not pay for and run a hdd if i dont have to
i7 4790k
msi gtx 970 OC
msi z97 gaming 5
16 gb vengeance pro 1600mhz
corsair h60 water cooler
evga 650w gold GQ modular psu
Samsung 850 pro 256 gb
4 alienware super silent 120mm fans
enermax ivektor black case
thats what i bought so far the cpu and ssd are scheduled for delivery in a couple days so its coming down to building time real soon and im getting a little nervous about this new adventure also any thought son the stuff gear i bought was it a good choice or bad choice?