Lots of Mac owners run Windows in a Boot Camp partition, but if you want to save some space (for example on a Macbook with limited storage) and have Windows run faster, try a USB SSD.
Traditional external spinning drives would be too slow to use, Cult of Mac says, but the Pocket SSD works — and it’s snappy. There’s a lengthy process getting the OS and Boot Camp drivers on the SSD and these drives can be expensive (the 120GB shown here is $US100, and a 240GB version is $US175), but you can run Windows off it and also use it to extend your storage space.
Put an SSD in your pocket and you’ll sail through Boot Camp [Cult of Mac]
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