Should you keep your OS & Games on different drives?
Long standing gaming advice calls for you to have two separate drives, one for the OS and one for games. But with the speed of NVMe's and recent advances in software is this still the case? Could you save money and just have one NVMe?
In this video I use Project Red Star, play list below, and test 3 different NVMe drives to determine which should be used for games and which should be used for the OS. Also, does PCI-E 3 vs. PCI-E 4 matter when it comes to loading games?
Project Red Star Playlist:
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