the question remains what games do you have on C?

Captain_Yuri said:

That's me, but with my E SSD drive. 

Mine is Call of Duty Modern Warfare (Big mistake with these god damn 30GB updates) and Starcraft 2. I had Overwatch before but I stopped playing so uninstalled it. My next one is probably gonna be Microsoft Flight Sim as that recommends a SSD for the higher end settings and I think my 1TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus is ready!

I've been HDD free for gaming for a long time. My latest Gaming PC has a 500GB SSD additionally to an extra Windows SSD. I don't even remember what it's like to install a game on a non-SSD. With mega cheap SSDs and fast internet bandwidths there is really no excuse to not have every single game running on an SSD.

Damn I wish I could get rid of my harddrives. I have way too many games and mods installed on my PC to even consider that.

I'm patiently waiting for higher capacity NvME's to drop in price and put all my mainstay games on there.

Last time I upgraded, I got a 256GB SSD for my system and a 1TB HDD just for the games.

Next time I'll go with a 500/512GB NVMe drive for my system and a 2TB SSD for the games. Or at least that's the current plan.

My hard drive situation is that I am a bit of a data hoarder.

For my PC, it's 1TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus SSD as the main OS drive. Then I have a 500GB Samsung 850 Evo SSD from my last computer. 4TB Western Digital Black Hard drive and 10TB Seagate hard drive.

My most common games go into my 1TB Samsung, my occasional games goes into my 4TB Western Digital and my backups go into my 10TB Seagate.

Eventually I would like to replace my hard drives with SSDs but that ain't happening for a long time considering how much space games take and SSD prices are still quite high for capacity. In Canada, a 4 TB Nvme SSD costs twice as much as a 14TB hard drive. I can wait for 30 more seconds for games to load than to wait 30 minutes if not hours for games to download with the increasing size requirements. Plus it's much faster to have the games on my hard drive and then move onto my SSD if I really like them than to redownload them.

On my SSDs there are currently these games:

Star Citizen
The Witcher 3
Assassin's Creed Origins
GTA 5
Half-Life: Alyx
some smaller VR games

The other games are on my "My Book Duo", most of them run fine from the Raid-HDD (300 - 400 GB/s sequential)... if the current one doesn't, it only takes a few minutes to move them to SSD temporarily.

I've got 4 SSD's with a 5th I swapped out. Most of my games are found on the F drive, which is the only HDD drive within my rig, the rest are Samsung Pro Evo V-Nand SSD's.

Games mostly ranging from AAA to indie are found on some of the SSD's, but they are mostly games I know that benefit from faster loading times or texture mods. Smaller or older games that load faster regardless are found on the F drive. 

I believe you and me have the same 1tb model SSD, Yuri.

Samsung ftw.

Ik there are better value SSDs out there but I also seen some horror stories with those ssds. I might get Western Digital SSDs in the future though as their reputation seems to be pretty good. I probably won't get a new SSD until I get a new motherboard and cpu though.