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Both of these questions are more complicated. One hard drive should be fine and it's usually cheaper to buy one big one than two smaller ones. Depending on what motherboard you have, you might want SATA. Check the specific thread for your motherboard.

Well if you can afford two drives, I recommend you get two. If you have two OS's on one drive, and then experience a hard drive failure, then you'll lose data on both OS's. If you have each OS on a separate drive, only the OS with the hard drive failure is lost. It also simplifies installation of each OS.

 

Hard drive prices are really affordable these days.

 

 

UPDATE: Also, if you get two drives, on the drive that you install Windows, you could add another Mac partition to use as a backup drive for Time Machine.

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