is 128GB big enough to run Mavericks and Win 8.1 in bootcamp? Win 8.1 needs 20GB and OSX needs 20GB
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It should be sufficient to run both OS together but it also depends on how much more memory you need for other software like iPhoto, etc...
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Technically : YES... but what room will you have left? sounds like a 256 is in order. not to mention they have come down to sub 100 prices as of lately.
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I was asking myself the same question i think it would be better to run each os on a seperate SSD and add 1TB SATA for extra storage.. This is my plan. Total ~$205.
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Formatted to 7.798 GB space available (8 GB version). For a bootable drive, I'd go to the 32 GB version.
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which os do you hav in it? i am running wins 8 and it loves it thats what it really needed. i am a computer builder and repairer.
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Hello. It will vary. You should probably see about 230GB usable remaining space give or take after the install of Windows 7.
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Windows 7/8 2.0 GHz CPU or faster 2 GB RAM 4.5 GB free hard drive space for minimal install, 20 GB recommended
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Windows 8 Developer's preview build fits on a normal DVD the last time I checked, so 8gb is more than enough space. I dont remember the exact size of the ISO but it might have been 3.7gb in which a 4gb might suffice but for the price it's better to just get a 16gb.
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Yes you will be able to I currently run iMac with OS X Mavericks you will need however at least 4 to 6 gigs of RAM to run the program properly
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Sure, But preferably you should use the mac version. You could install cs6 windows version if you plan to use windows via boot camp, but it won't run properly if you are planning to use parallels or similar.
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Did you even read the description? It clearly says Windows 8, Windows 7, or Windows Vista only. Maybe if you run BootCamp or some type of virtual machine then you could maybe run this but games on a virtual machine are awful. Also this game requires at least 512MB VRAM which most computers do not have unless you have a dedicated graphics card.
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You can use any size, but some space will be reserved for system stuf and your os, so for examle if you install w7 on 128gb ssd after all updates you will have about 100gb free or less depending what programa you installed. Ad if you enable Ower-provisioning that would cast you again 10% of disk size.
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Will you be able to? Yes. Apple provides you with Boot Camp to allow you to install other OS's on the system. However, you might be stuck having a partition of the hard drive (partition meaning taking one harddrive and "sectioning" it into different slices that are viewed as different "virtual" drives) since Apple uses a different way of booting their system than standard PCs use. Also, you might not be able to use the "Arrow Glass" GUI features in Vista because of the embedded Intel graphics. If that's important to you, and you want to go with Apple hardware, you might want to look at the MacBook Pro as they have a dedicated graphics controller. Hope that helps. Will you be able to? Yes. Apple provides you with Boot Camp to allow you to install other OS's on the system. However, you might be stuck having a partition of the hard drive (partition meaning taking one harddrive and "sectioning" it into different slices that are viewed as different "virtual" drives) since Apple uses a different way of booting their system than standard PCs use. Also, you might not be able to use the "Arrow Glass" GUI features in Vista because of the embedded Intel graphics. If that's important to you, and you want to go with Apple hardware,... » Read More Will you be able to? Yes. Apple provides you with Boot Camp to allow you to install other OS's on the system. However, you might be stuck having a partition of the hard drive (partition meaning taking one harddrive and "sectioning" it into different slices that are viewed as different "virtual" drives) since Apple uses a different way of booting their system than standard PCs use. Also, you might not be able to use the "Arrow Glass" GUI features in Vista because of the embedded Intel graphics. If that's important to you, and you want to go with Apple hardware, you might want to look at the MacBook Pro as they have a dedicated graphics controller. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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4 x 8 is 32 GB and yeah you can run 32 GB of memory 4 x 8 and then it depends on the OS. Hope that clears it up for ya a little.
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no its fine. I can guarantee that you will never see the difference between 4 and more on OSX as it will just cache stuff to the ssd which is really fast as well.
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Not sure about win7. I gave up and went MacOsX. And it works like a charm. No hitches. Install software/drivers and you have a choice of FireWire/thunderbolt. I like it a lot
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Should run fine, graphics may be a little "off", as in detail/resolution. Would recommend a check with MS's website to see if any "patches" are required for Win 8.1.
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Also, give BootCamp a shot. It's a free download on the Apple website. The only downside is that you would have to dual-boot the Mac, which means, if you want to use the Windows apps, you would have to reboot your Mac into the Windows OS. I would recommend Parallels, but if $80 is not in the budget, BootCamp is the best alternative.
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Yes, both of the ones we have, we have upgraded to Mavericks and it runs fine. Does not slowdown or have any issues that we have found in the last 4 months.