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Originally Posted by BetterRed
 1TB SSD is probably overkill, better off spending the same money on a bigger HQ HDD and a smaller SSD as the system drive. I have a half empty 256GB SSD for installed software, users, appdata etc, and I download to it, but all my data is either on a 500GB WD-VR or a 3TB WD-Black.
I replaced the WD-VR HDD as my system drive with the SSD to reduce noise, performance-wise they're much of a muchness. But access to the data I have on the WD-VR is lightning fast 
Assuming size and weight aren't an issue.
- but how many people need them when they're out and about especially if you use a desktop at home.
I sure can ==>> http://www.centrecom.com.au/laptops?...,41&orderby=10
I would also recommend you get Windows 10 Pro, it gives better control over updates and upgrades and it has some useful utilities - such as the group policy editor. IMO MS should have rebadged Pro as Consumer and Small Business and scrapped Home.
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I'm afraid I chew up space.I currently have ummm about 10 or 12 TB on this system (including my external drives). My SSD is only 256 and isn't large enough for most stuff lol. Keep my os on it. Figure a 1TB would be good as it would be large enough for my entire library and OS. Figure if I did that, I could use the 256 ssd as an "add library" drive.