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<blockquote data-quote="joecrow" data-source="post: 1234659" data-attributes="member: 128337"><p>Just a couple of further tips, I'm not sure if anyone mentioned that hard disk drives can also be noisy in operation, so I would strongly advise an SSD for the OS disk as it will be both silent and fast to boot up.If you need local mass storage then an additional WD Green (or whatever the equivalent colour is these days) is a good choice.</p><p>Regarding Win 10 it is very simple to return the update process to manual control by changing a setting in "Policies", Google "Win 10 stop updates" for further info. so if that is an issue for you don't be concerned, a working system can be protected from being screwed up with an auto update, while still benefittitng from the latest technology.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joecrow, post: 1234659, member: 128337"] Just a couple of further tips, I'm not sure if anyone mentioned that hard disk drives can also be noisy in operation, so I would strongly advise an SSD for the OS disk as it will be both silent and fast to boot up.If you need local mass storage then an additional WD Green (or whatever the equivalent colour is these days) is a good choice. Regarding Win 10 it is very simple to return the update process to manual control by changing a setting in "Policies", Google "Win 10 stop updates" for further info. so if that is an issue for you don't be concerned, a working system can be protected from being screwed up with an auto update, while still benefittitng from the latest technology. [/QUOTE]
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