Is there any truth to this claim: "Keep space on your hard drive"
Mark Levison <mark-r0EpITdELjZWk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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Is there any truth to this claim: "*Keep space on your hard drive.* Your computer’s primary startup drive (typically the C: drive on a PC or the Macintosh HD on a Mac) should be no more than 60% full at any time. Filling that drive up until it’s almost full brings on a world on instability in all programs, and Lightroom is no exception." ( http://thelightroomlab.com/2009/07/optimizing-lightroom-for-best-performance-top-ten-lightroom-speed-tips/ ) I see it made frequently in the photographic world - yet it seems to be complete BS to me. I can understand a warning that you should keep 10-20 GB but - 40%? Why. Cheers Mark