Blind Dog
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I have a Firecuda NVMe Gen 4 500GB with the W10 Pro OS/drivers installed, and a 960GB Corsair MP510 960GB and just enough PC knowledge to be truly dangerous.
I've always had a notion that keeping a smaller/faster hd for just OS/drivers & maybe Photoshop, and a larger/slower unit for games, audio, and graphics files might be faster. Faster than putting games and stuff on, in this case, the Firecuda.
Or is my notion actually counterproductive? Perhaps it's up in theoretical numbers like audio -- only my dog will know the difference? No real world diff'.
The short: how should I be storing Steam games on a new build? And Photoshop?
I've always had a notion that keeping a smaller/faster hd for just OS/drivers & maybe Photoshop, and a larger/slower unit for games, audio, and graphics files might be faster. Faster than putting games and stuff on, in this case, the Firecuda.
Or is my notion actually counterproductive? Perhaps it's up in theoretical numbers like audio -- only my dog will know the difference? No real world diff'.
The short: how should I be storing Steam games on a new build? And Photoshop?