Gaming PC, 2013, $750 Recording

Microsoft says you only need a 4GB drive, but this is not practical. Yes, when looking at a brand, spanking-new, un-updated, copy of windows 7 64-bit, you're looking at around 3GB. However, the copy you buy most likely will already have service pack 1 slipstreamed in (that immediately bumps it up to 3.96GB).
 
Mine is on a 4GB flash with SP1 and it's Ultimate. I just tell people 8GB because they are cheap and you can put more stuff on it like downloaded drivers and such.
 
Mine is on a 4GB flash with SP1 and it's Ultimate. I just tell people 8GB because they are cheap and you can put more stuff on it like downloaded drivers and such.
You're right. I asked one of my co-workers if this "particular" ISO had any updates slipped in besides SP1, and he said "No", then he says "oh, maybe it does." ugh. Turns out a even a clean Enterprise Win7 iso with SP1 is about 3.2GB.

Like you said though, I'm still going to tell people to get an 8.
 

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