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Does anyone have this kind of setup or something like it on their pc right now? If so what is your setup and how do you like it ? Do you think it was worth spending the money even though you could of got a lot more hard drive space? I don't think I really need a lot of hard drive space because I can burn a lot to dvds so it doesn't use all my hard drive space.
You don't have more than 10 or 20 games installed at once as well for the most part and if each game is 5 GB, worst case scenario. 20 games would be 100 GB thats still leaves a good 30 GB at least, if you don't want to fill the first WD 150 gig hard drive for windows and applications. That should be enough for applications and windows. Even 20 GB would be but not all 20 games are going to be 5 GB though. Some less maybe some more but even if it even out its ok.
The second 150 gig for data should be fine as long as you don't keep to much stuff on hard drives. All the stuff you want to have quick access to, up to 70 gig maximum should be fine and is more than enough. Stuff that is not as important for quick access can easily go on dvds for later review, for if you want to really keep it or have you really ever used it. Even if you do most stuff you put on dvds you don't use much anyway. I hardly keep anything because I like to purge. No use of keeping everything.
Then the 74 gig for backup is great for your emails, favorites, application exe files if you must keep them, image backups of your system for quick restore later on if need be!
You don't have more than 10 or 20 games installed at once as well for the most part and if each game is 5 GB, worst case scenario. 20 games would be 100 GB thats still leaves a good 30 GB at least, if you don't want to fill the first WD 150 gig hard drive for windows and applications. That should be enough for applications and windows. Even 20 GB would be but not all 20 games are going to be 5 GB though. Some less maybe some more but even if it even out its ok.
The second 150 gig for data should be fine as long as you don't keep to much stuff on hard drives. All the stuff you want to have quick access to, up to 70 gig maximum should be fine and is more than enough. Stuff that is not as important for quick access can easily go on dvds for later review, for if you want to really keep it or have you really ever used it. Even if you do most stuff you put on dvds you don't use much anyway. I hardly keep anything because I like to purge. No use of keeping everything.
Then the 74 gig for backup is great for your emails, favorites, application exe files if you must keep them, image backups of your system for quick restore later on if need be!