The move to SSD help.

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icxnamjah

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Hey guys, I have been wanting to jump on the SSD bandwagon for a while now.

Although SSD prices have fallen greatly, the price is still extremely high considering how much space games eat up nowadays.

My question is, can I use my current drive to house my OS and non gaming applications (I use a western digital velociraptor) and set my SSD as a secondary drive for my games?

In other words, do I need my OS to be on the same drive as my games to get optimal performance?

I apologize in advance for my noob question, I just wish to know before I shell out $400 on a SSD. Thanks!
 
No, your OS does not have to be on the SSD.
 
Having the OS on an SSD is nice, though, because Windows (and other apps you install) load super quick.
 
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