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nyycavo24

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Dec 28, 2007
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I'm going to be installing it right after I finished up with a long movie I've been making.
 
How much ever you want. You don't need much, and depending on what your doing, how many programs, etc. you'll be installing, should be the determining factor.

But if you just want something to throw around . . . 50GB should be more than enough.
 
All I needed for Windows to be was "activeX runtime" for some stupid websites that only work with Internet Explorer, so 32 GB is more than enough for me.
 
How much ever you want. You don't need much, and depending on what your doing, how many programs, etc. you'll be installing, should be the determining factor.

But if you just want something to throw around . . . 50GB should be more than enough.

I'm going to be using the Windows partition to play WarCraft III and maybe Starcraft II when it comes out. I was thinking of partitioning 15GB....will this be enough for this particular use?
 
I was using 10 GB for a very long time and just upped that to ~30 GB last week. Since the process of resizing the partitions can be quite arduous, I'd suggest going for the largest possible size you can tolerate up front.

My current rule of thumb is 20-25% of the total drive. i.e. ~120 GB on my 500 GB drives and 32 GB on my 160 GB.

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No, games take up a lot of space. I would suggest going with at least 30 GB for old games, and at least 50 gb if you plan on playing new games. I wonder if your particular mac will even be able to play starcraft II? Do you have a mini?

I'm going to be using the Windows partition to play WarCraft III and maybe Starcraft II when it comes out. I was thinking of partitioning 15GB....will this be enough for this particular use?
 
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