I think about:
C:\ 1TB SSD (Boot/Windows 10) + d:\ 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gb/s (Storage)
I want to place the P3D on C:\ with W10 Is that ok?
Or would it be better, necessary ?, to place P3D on second d:\ drive.
Or one drive for all?
Regards Loek
Which drive to use
Re: Which drive to use
Hello Loek
Yes that's fine.
Prepar3D will work on either drive.
An SSD is best though and what Lockheed Martin strongly recommends for Prepar3D
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Re: Which drive to use
So I only have to make a directory C:\p3d\ and install p3d 4 in it. C:\ is my ssd. Better than C:\program files ...p3d\
Loek
Loek
Re: Which drive to use
Hello Loek
Both ways are fine and will work perfect.
During the Install process you will have the Option to Install Prepar3D to a different location, You can achieve this by clicking Options and Create and Name a New Folder and Install Prepar3D to the location of your choice
For Example: C\Prepar3D v4
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Or you can Install to the default location just like below
Both ways are fine and will work perfect.
During the Install process you will have the Option to Install Prepar3D to a different location, You can achieve this by clicking Options and Create and Name a New Folder and Install Prepar3D to the location of your choice
For Example: C\Prepar3D v4
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Or you can Install to the default location just like below
Elaine Dixon
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