Question SSD as boot drive

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I want to install a 120gb ssd only as a boot drive. I will not store anything else in it. I am thinking of purchasing the WD green 120gb version. I want to know if 120gb is enough for windows 10. I have heard that as the drive storage size gets smaller, the more the drive is accessed and its life span gets reduced. Is it true? Should I get a 240GB just for boot?

 

[Gam3r01]

Depends on your budget and how attentive you are.
I only have a 120GB SSD for windows and programs, its large enough for that no problem, I have 60 gigs free, so I could install a reasonably sized game too.

That being said, depending on the use for the system a larger SSD is a good move if its not much more.

 

[60frames]

Depends on your budget and how attentive you are.
I only have a 120GB SSD for windows and programs, its large enough for that no problem, I have 60 gigs free, so I could install a reasonably sized game too.

That being said, depending on the use for the system a larger SSD is a good move if its not much more.

What about the life span of small ssd?

 

[Gam3r01]

Depends on the model you buy, and what you do with it.
Overall, SSD endurance is generally something that dosent concern general users.