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Hi!

I have a 480 GB SSD (Sandisk) with just Win 7 64 bit and FSX + addons installed on it. Right now, it has 140 GB of free space left.

I bought X Plane 10 and I would like to install it on that SSD too, maybe along with SkyMaxx Pro and 2 or 3 addon aircraft and addon airports. X Plane itself is around 60 GB when installed completely. With the additional stuff mentioned above, maybe 50-60 GB (around 10% of its capacity) free space would be left on my SSD. Would this decrease performance in any way or would there be other negative aspects?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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John Howell

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Guest Mik75

ok, thanks a lot!

Which fast internal HDD (not SSD) would you recommend to install XPX and it's addons on?

Here is my system:

i5 3570K

GTX 670 2GB

16 GB CL9 RAM

ASUS P8Z77 V Pro

Win7 64bit and FSX installed on 480 GB SSD

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Guest Mik75

Okay, I just ordered another SSD for my machine.

I got so used to not having to defrag my drive, and the fast access times are really a wonderful thing! And I want my X Plane experience to be as good as possible with my system.

 

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Okay, I just ordered another SSD for my machine.

I got so used to not having to defrag my drive, and the fast access times are really a wonderful thing! And I want my X Plane experience to be as good as possible with my system.

There ya go - the best solution!

 

I am also thinking of getting a dedicated SSD to install P3DV2.

 

Have fun!


John Howell

Prepar3D V5, Windows 10 Pro, I7-9700K @ 4.6Ghz, EVGA GTX1080, 32GB Corsair Dominator 3200GHz, SanDisk Ultimate Pro 480GB SSD (OS), 2x Samsung 1TB 970 EVO M.2 (P3D), Corsair H80i V2 AIO Cooler, Fulcrum One Yoke, Samsung 34" 3440x1440 curved monitor, Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant, Thrustmaster TPR rudder pedals, Thrustmaster T1600M stick 

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