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Ysatis

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loan from bank only 2.5% interest p.a . then use the cash and buy. got discount somemore. $3000 only $75 interest. i'm sure you can save more than that if you pay by cash
 

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64GB SSD isnt enough, at most a 128gb.. can get the plextor M5S 128gb @$139...
if you wan modular, can get FSP 550W 80+ Platinum, 7 years or Seasonic M12ii 520W 80+ Bronze, 5 years

I think drop to 4430 would be better... 3 ghz vs 3.2ghz nt much diff.. throw that $19 somewhere else, like gpu...

for ram, can get value rams? if wan something good looking, den corsair vengence??

64GB for OS is more than enough. Even if you throw in Photoshop, office etc.

Can even fit in one game too!

I know... cos i am using a 64GB SSD in office. OS, office + photoshops + VMware and i still have ard 20GB of free spaces. :D :D
 

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64GB for OS is more than enough. Even if you throw in Photoshop, office etc.

Can even fit in one game too!

I know... cos i am using a 64GB SSD in office. OS, office + photoshops + VMware and i still have ard 20GB of free spaces. :D :D

Well, you are in the office, nothing much to add in anyway. But at home, its a different story...

When you slowly start to add things over the months, you will start to realise that you left with little space... Best is to overprovision rather than underprovision... besides, 128gb has more value over 64gb ssd...

Overall, go with your budget...
 

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Well, you are in the office, nothing much to add in anyway. But at home, its a different story...

When you slowly start to add things over the months, you will start to realise that you left with little space... Best is to overprovision rather than underprovision... besides, 128gb has more value over 64gb ssd...

Overall, go with your budget...

Nope, i was using 64GB SSD when it was still quite ex and i can manage it. That was before i move it to my current laptop. :D

People always see 64/60GB SSD so small cannot put in much... how many actually have use one before commenting?????

But currently, it's still best to go for a 120/128GB. 60/64.. go 2nd hand.
 

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loan from bank only 2.5% interest p.a . then use the cash and buy. got discount somemore. $3000 only $75 interest. i'm sure you can save more than that if you pay by cash

Yeah, pretty much made up my mind to pay half first and slowly pay my father back the rest.
 
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