@Polyester: Pretty much the same performance increase. If the SSD is a primary HD, you fill it up pretty fast. So, you'll probably want to get as large a drive as You can afford, just to avoid having to add another SSD or offload duties to a platter drive. Ultimately, you'll end up having to do what LatinMcG suggested in His reply. @jime1: That happens when you don't disable smilies in text. like is actually ':' 'o' strung together. (Without the single quotes) :MJ
Yes indeed, and the speed difference ( on same model obviously ) goes between 6 and 9 percent more for the greater capacity models.
Use the 128 GB SSD as primary HDD for the operating system, install the other software on the secondary HDD, 8GB of memory seems to be enough but consider to increase it, is not very expensive. Install a good graphic/video card, the on board video chip share memory with the system and is not the best option play games.
Ya, userbenchmark site is very good for deciding what to buy according to our budget/performance needs we can compare almost every PC part on it
Your I3 processor integrate an Intel HD graphics 4400 video chip that share the memory with the system. It is not a bad option if you use your computer for office but, in my opinion, it's the first thing you have to upgrade.