Bydome3469
Good morning
I recently got a new gpu
However, I noticed that my hdd is constantly running at 100 percent and so my gpu and CPU are never reaching their limits.
So I got a new NVMe 2 SSD and wanted my PC to run off the SSD and store everything on the HDD.
Now I have the problem that no matter what I do, my hdd is not relieved.
Thank you in advance for helpful answers.
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So if the operating system AND games etc. run from the same HDD, you don’t have to wonder if your hard drive often runs at 100%.
So many take an SSD or even an M.2 for the operating system and install their games to an extra HDD/SSD/M.2
I myself have an M.2 as a system plate (So ONLY SYSTEM).
A HDD for couple games etc.
And another M.2 for games that benefit from an SSD.
So, you’ll have to give up the HDD if you don’t want a full HDD.
It’s not different.
From the fact that you need to install Windows on the ssd.