Arkaign on 10 April 2015
Something to remember with SSDs is that their performance drops the closer to full they are, it varies by model in how much that happens, but a good rule of thumb is to consider around 80-85% full as your limit. I'd recommend keeping an eye out for a good 1tb hdd for a bulk storage drive down the line to keep a safety valve open for moving data off.
Also a great way to get more space on your ssd is to go to an elevated (run as administrator) command prompt and type 'powercfg -h off' which removes the hibernation file. If you have 8gb ram, that frees 8gb ssd space. Hibernation is basically useless anyway for almost everyone.
