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    SSHDs are a waste of money. I made the mistake of buying one.

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    i want to buy it )

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    will get 1tb SSD (300chf/usd)and run win7-64 16gb ram on my old dualcore. only reflecting if swapfile-exclusive SSD 256gb on slow slot will cut down speed. maybe better using second speedy slot for that and install pci-card for esata-drive.
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    I would install to the small one and use the big one for storage and swap file.
    And as SSDs are so fast, I don't think the swap file will ever be hit.

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    good idea. additional big-storage data onto slow sata-slot with pci-card.
    will use the new 2TB HDD then for backup of winxp-hdd.
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    We want windows C\ drive to be the fastest we can get.

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    It would all depend on your budget.

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