Yes, You should use HDDs in a Gaming PC: Project SeVeN
Extra storage is critical for most gaming usage. While the NVMe deserves to be your main OS Drive, storing large files, processing photos, and even processing some streaming data are jobs your HDD can perform successfully at a much lower $/TB ratio.
00:00 Intro
00:52 Drive Bay Cages
01:17 Why Do I need an HDD?
02:12 Drive Speed
03:28 Unique Phantek Cages
04:24 Mounting Drive in Cage
05:34 Attaching Cables
06:55 All Done
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