Is a 256G SSD enough?

Enough, if not enough, you can use a slave disk or a portable hard disk.

Judging from the current Windows system, the 128G SSD is enough to support the system operation. Hard disk capacity.

It mainly depends on the user's demand for the computer. Generally, the current installation of win8 win7 system needs to occupy about 10G of hard disk space, plus everyone installs some basic applications, generally need 5G-15G or so of hard disk space, that is to say, for most general users, the most basic system + installed applications.

To occupy about 20g of space, there will be about 100g of remaining storage space for later use, and this 100g of remaining space is what can be used later.

At present, the more popular ones are: solid-state drives + traditional mechanical hard disks.

The storage mode is to use the solid-state drive as the system disk to improve the smoothness of the system, and then use the traditional large-capacity mechanical hard disk holder storage disk, which is completely enough for all types of users. Larger capacity portable hard drives to meet the growing demand for large volumes of files and files.

Enough.

256GB capacity SSD.

It is the standard hard disk capacity of many notebooks and brand consoles.

Generally, the system occupies about 50 GB, so the actual free space of the user is about 200 GB.

If the computer is only for general office and entertainment needs, the capacity of the 256GB SSD is basically enough. If your computer is used for professional work (processing, rendering, etc.), playing large 3D games, or you need to store a large number of other data files, 256GB may not be enough.

Notebook solid-state considerations.

It should be noted that there are some very thin and light notebooks that have onboard memory, that is, in our general memory modules.

There will be some black particles on it.

If these particles are soldered to the motherboard, it is called onboard memory, which means that the onboard memory cannot be replaced, so the maximum memory capacity mainly depends on how many memory slots, and then with the memory module with the largest capacity, it is the maximum memory capacity of this machine.

Depending on personal needs and whether it is solid, if you need to store a lot of things, you can choose a computer 1T, otherwise choose 512G.

A 1T 256G SSD is better. Because the 256G solid-state +1T mechanical combination can not only ensure the speed of the system, but also have space to store data, it is suitable for users who need to save a large amount of data.

Although the 512G solid-state is fast, the disadvantage is that the space is small, and in addition to the system files, there is about 470G of free space left in normal use, which is suitable for users who do not need to store a large amount of data.

Advantages of SSDs:Fast read and write speeds:

Using flash memory as the storage medium, the read speed is faster than that of HDDs. SSDs do not use a magnetic head, and the seek time is almost zero. The sequential write speed is very impressive, and most SSD manufacturers will claim that their SSDs have sustained read and write speeds of more than 500MB s!

The speed of the SSD is not only reflected in the continuous read and write, but also the fast random read and write speed is the ultimate meaning of the SSD, which is most directly reflected in most of the daily operations. Related to this is the extremely low access time, the most common 7200rpm HDD has a seek time of 12-14 milliseconds, while SSDs can easily reach milliseconds or less.