I know that there are a lot of threads that talk about doing a clean OS install on an SSD vs trying to ghost or clone from an HDD. I already did a clean OS install on a new SSD that I installed in my system, but now I am getting ready to move over a few games and applications to my SSD.
These games/apps were installed on my HDD in Windows 8. I reverted back to Windows 7 now with my new OS install. So my main question is this: is it bad to just cut and paste an entire game installed in Windows 8 (say LoL) from my HDD to my SSD, or should I just download it onto the SSD again in W7?
I'm just wondering if there is some sort of optimization that goes on when you install directly onto an SSD, and if your OS environment plays a role in that. FYI, I ran 64 bit W8 and W7.
Thanks everyone.
These games/apps were installed on my HDD in Windows 8. I reverted back to Windows 7 now with my new OS install. So my main question is this: is it bad to just cut and paste an entire game installed in Windows 8 (say LoL) from my HDD to my SSD, or should I just download it onto the SSD again in W7?
I'm just wondering if there is some sort of optimization that goes on when you install directly onto an SSD, and if your OS environment plays a role in that. FYI, I ran 64 bit W8 and W7.
Thanks everyone.
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