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PostPosted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 11:46 am
by Brynbob
Hi Team,

I had an SSD drive installed in my computer to speed up my FSX and operating System, but it is so full that I am loathed to run it at the moment. My dilemma is do I uninstall FSX and re install it on my 1 TB drive, which is nearly empty, or can I move aircraft and scenery onto the terabyte drive?

My system is as follows:
Bryn's PC Information. as at 25th October 2012
Operating System: MS Windows 7 Ultimate - 64 bit
Processor: Intel i5 Quad Core CPU 3.10 GHz
R.A.M.: 6 GB
Video Card: ATI Radion HD - 4800 Series with 1.00 GB Ram
Boot Drive ©: ADATA SP900 SSD Disk, NTFS 119.24 GB
Other Drives:"D" Drive NTFS 1.00 TB, and Partitioned: "E, F, G" Drives NTFS 250GB

Your assistance in this matter would be gratefully appreciated.

Cheers

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 12:37 pm
by Ian Warren
Hi ya Bryn
You need everything FSX within the same directory, you would find you are better of transfering the OS and everything to the 1 TB and make the SSD totally independent for Flight Sim only .

PostPosted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 1:08 pm
by dbcunnz
Ian Warren wrote:
QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Oct 25 2012,1:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi ya Bryn
You need everything FSX within the same directory, you would find you are better of transfering the OS and everything to the 1 TB and make the SSD totally independent for Flight Sim only .

Sorry to disagree with you there Ian my advise would be to put your operating system on the SSD reinstall your Flight sim on the other drive.
I have two SSD drive one with the windows 7 64 ultimate and the other with the flightsim on and I find that I do not get any better performance with the flight sim on the SSD than I did when I had it on a Weston digital 1000rpm HDD

PostPosted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 1:29 pm
by Brynbob
dbcunnz wrote:
QUOTE (dbcunnz @ Oct 30 2012,1:08 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Sorry to disagree with you there Ian my advise would be to put your operating system on the SSD reinstall your Flight sim on the other drive.
I have two SSD drive one with the windows 7 64 ultimate and the other with the flightsim on and I find that I do not get any better performance with the flight sim on the SSD than I did when I had it on a Weston digital 1000rpm HDD


Thanks also for that Ian, the cat is in with the pidgins now which way I should go? As I said to Ian, my concern is the small size of the SSD drive, I keep filling it up with Aircraft and Scenery, I thought one could move all the Aircraft and Scenery to another drive and it would still work fine, but obviously not! I was trying to avoid uninstalling FSX and re-installing it, but it looks like I will have no choice, ah well back to the drawing board!

Cheers

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