The general consensus is that one of the best ways to approach PC storage (if you can afford it) is to get an SSD for your main stuff, and a standard HDD for general storage.
How should that be handled?, should I just run my OS through the SSD, and keep my Steam library attached to the hard drive? Should I put Steam on the SSD with the OS, and put Steam games I'm not playing as much in the hard drive? Should I download stuff to the HDD & move it to the SSD as needed? (if one of the last two, how would I be able to have Steam access two different download locations?, considering a lot of Steam games uses the client itself as DRM).
Also, what about games that take up more than 50gb for some reason? (like GTA 5 with the Redux mod, or an extremely heavily-modded Skyrim), what about if there comes a time where games start exceeding 100gb, but SSD technology hasn't gotten to the point where terabyte SSDs are affordable?
Also, while I'm not really interested in Assassin's Creed nowadays, how would I tackle those? (considering there's apparently a weird bug with a number of them where you can't even play the games if they're not in the C drive).
How should that be handled?, should I just run my OS through the SSD, and keep my Steam library attached to the hard drive? Should I put Steam on the SSD with the OS, and put Steam games I'm not playing as much in the hard drive? Should I download stuff to the HDD & move it to the SSD as needed? (if one of the last two, how would I be able to have Steam access two different download locations?, considering a lot of Steam games uses the client itself as DRM).
Also, what about games that take up more than 50gb for some reason? (like GTA 5 with the Redux mod, or an extremely heavily-modded Skyrim), what about if there comes a time where games start exceeding 100gb, but SSD technology hasn't gotten to the point where terabyte SSDs are affordable?
Also, while I'm not really interested in Assassin's Creed nowadays, how would I tackle those? (considering there's apparently a weird bug with a number of them where you can't even play the games if they're not in the C drive).