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Just a quickly my main gaming machine has a 500GB 7200RPM usual HDD and I am about to reinstall Windows's 7. I have a 64GB agility SSD going spare jut wondering wondering if I will get more FSX performance if I install windows on it and FSX or windows on the 500 and the 64 separate with FSX on it

 

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C Parker

I'm far from an expert, but 64GB sounds rather small for Win7 or FSX. Bearing in mind depending who you listen to, folk like to keep 50% to 80% of the drive free for optimum operation.

But I'm sure someone more knowledgeable will pipe up soon..

In your position I would install Windows and essential programs on your SSD your whole computing experience wil be better if windows is optimised with a SSD. With FSX you'll probably have other bottlenecks before a decent 7200 mechanical disk is the issue. 64GB is small, I thought 128GB would be OK but it didn't take me many months before I had to upgrade to 256GB.

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It's just laying around so I though it better go to some good use ill get windows installed on it and see what is left for FSX

Thanks

C Parker

That's too small for FSX alone. I have a 120 almost full just FSX.

 

But id definitely put windows on it.

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