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On Task View, Timeline lists the activities from all your Microsoft accounts connected to your device.

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Otherwise, Windows 10 will only collect four days worth of activities.

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Let Windows sync my activities from this PC to the cloud: This option is disabled by default, and you must turn it on in order to access up to 30 days of activities, and tasks from other devices.

Let Windows collect my activities from this PC: This option is enabled by default, and you must keep it enabled for Timeline to work.

Under the "Activity history" section, you'll find two options: While in Task View, virtual desktops will appear a the top of the experience. To access the experience, click the Task view button in the taskbar or use the Windows key + Tab keyboard shortcut. Typically, this feature comes in handy to keep work tasks separate from your personal tasks, or when multitasking between different activities, and you don't have a multi-monitor setup. Using this feature, you can create multiple environments that each can run different apps keeping your focus on a particular project. Virtual desktops is an easy-to-use feature in Task View designed to help you organize related activities into groups. In addition, you can keep pressing the shortcut to cycle through apps, and when you land on a particular app, it'll take you to that application on the desktop that's running. On the other hand, when using the Alt + Tab keyboard shortcut, you're accessing a list of all your running applications no matter in which virtual desktop they're running. Question SSD Initialization failed.Windows key + Tab (left), Alt + Tab (right) Question Drive not accessible - "A device which does not exist was specified" error on new M.2 drive ? Question Hot Swapped Hard Drives in Windows, Now Windows Reports the Drive as RAW Question Dual boot: main drive no longer bootable

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Question Cloning of SanDisk NVMe M.2 SSD to a like drive using a SABRENT EC-SSD2 with offline cloning Question high storage hard drive makes wild noises Whatever is most important to you, that would be the way to go. I also have my i5 OC to 4300 and my GTX 970 OC as well. If my FPS were in the 20-30 range, then I would consider it as that extra FPS is nice. With that high of FPS, I would not want to put it on my SSD, nor buy a big SSD to put more games on. Playing Dying Light at max settings running a MSI GTX 970 I get 55-60FPS. My games are installed on my 2TB drive and run great. If I were you, I would not spend so much on a SSD (unless you get a far better experience with games, like 20+ FPS increase) and put that money towards a high capacity, high RPM HDD. I decided to get a smaller SSD to put more money towards RAM and bigger HDD, since I would be having game clips and things like that. Games load very quickly being installed on my HDD. So as of right now, I have my OS and apps (not including game installs) on my SSD. I think for me, at least, having so many games installed an a SSD would fill it up rather quickly.

I decided to get a 128GB SSD (Crucial), 16GB RAM, 2TB internal HDD 7200RPM. I just built my PC for gaming about a month ago. I do have 2 monitors and prefer to have a ton of communication apps, chrome tabs, and a game running, thus RAM makes sense but a faster SSD could also aid in my read/write bottlenecking. I also leave my PC powered up for days so quick boot speeds are not the biggest concern. The Intel Rapid Storage looks like the simplest method as I would prefer to have one partition and rapid click through installs.

I then began to question which direction to head, SSD or more RAM?Īs I researched SSD's I got confused with lack of details on best setups. After tons of searching I disabled a couple windows background things (super search IIRC) which made things slightly better. I began having issues with Battlefield 4 write/read to my HDD causing the program to crash, despite my 8GB memory. Oh and don't forget about how and where VRAM comes into play.

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(Or I can buy that and upgrade my laptop to 250 and use the 120GB for my desktop in question. I am looking at $200 price range which can buy upto a 500GB Samsung 850EVO, but it could buy a stick of 8GB Ram and a 250GB SSD. If I buy a SSD do I use it for boot drive + games, or do I use intel rapid storage, or use rapid storage partitioned with remainder of space used for booting?