Moderated Re: if you were getting a new computer.
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Dave Durber
Jim:
All my PC computers, have 2 120 GB Kingston
SSD drives, 1 for the system and any programs I have installed, and the other
for holding a fixed PageFile.sys, and for holding folders such as Contacts;
Documents; Downloads; Favorites. If I chose, I could also have Music; Saved
Games; Pictures; Searches; Videos; located on the drive. I also have my email
clients folders stored on the drive.
By not having any personal data on the system
drive, I do not have to think about which folders need to be copied or
moved, before I perform an image backup of the drive. In addition, by not
storing any personal data on the system drive, image backup files are smaller,
and therefore, they take less time to create, and restore, which means that,
If I need to restore an image to any of the systems, I am
able to use that particular computer much faster.
One of my PC computers, which I call my server, has
4, 4 TB HDD drives, for storing the rest of my personal data.
If you went for the same configuration, you could add 1 or more SSD or HDD
drives, to store the rest of your personal data.
Dave
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