I recently built a gaming PC and because of a seemingly bad Vista install, I'm going to reformat the drive. I would like to know everyone's opinion on a good partition setup for a gaming PC.
It's a 400GB drive, and I was thinking of putting the OS and applications/games on a 150GB partition and using the remaining 250GB for my rather large collection of music, photos, and videos.
Does this seem like an okay setup? I don't want to run out of space for games and such, and 250GB seems like enough for my media collection. What do you think?
Zeke129
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Seems good enough, depending on the amount of games you have and want to install.Â
Alright, recently had my PC formated. Made eveything much faster. The C Drive is 20gigs, which is full. The D is 100gigs, and has nothing on it. I went to go install BF2 but it always wanted to go on the C. Finally got it on there, but when I tryed to install BF2: SF it wouldn't let me because the C is full and it wouldn't let me pick the D drive. Can anyone help? Do I have to merge the drives together if thats possible?
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