Greetings everyone!
First of all, my apologies if this has already been asked before. I've tried looking around for a similar case, but I haven't found an article that exactly answered my question.
I'm getting an SSD tomorrow, my first SSD ever. The installation, enabling TRIM-support and enabling AHCI looks easy enough (even though that will make tomorrow an adventurous day). But that's not the thing.
I'm getting the SSD purely for loading-times in games. I'm not too interested in putting my OS on it, I only boot up/shut off my pc once every few days or so. However, the games I play almost all use origin/steam. I can't put all my games on the SSD, that would just take too much space up seeing how my steam/origin library is just too big.
I've heard about steam mover to swap games from my HDD to my SSD. But my question is: Is that application, or any other, suitable for moving only a few games from hdd to ssd with those moved games getting the full benefit of the speed of the SSD while origin/steam (and the non-moved games) are still sitting in the HDD?
Greetings, and early thanks to anyone kind enough to help me out with this!
First of all, my apologies if this has already been asked before. I've tried looking around for a similar case, but I haven't found an article that exactly answered my question.
I'm getting an SSD tomorrow, my first SSD ever. The installation, enabling TRIM-support and enabling AHCI looks easy enough (even though that will make tomorrow an adventurous day). But that's not the thing.
I'm getting the SSD purely for loading-times in games. I'm not too interested in putting my OS on it, I only boot up/shut off my pc once every few days or so. However, the games I play almost all use origin/steam. I can't put all my games on the SSD, that would just take too much space up seeing how my steam/origin library is just too big.
I've heard about steam mover to swap games from my HDD to my SSD. But my question is: Is that application, or any other, suitable for moving only a few games from hdd to ssd with those moved games getting the full benefit of the speed of the SSD while origin/steam (and the non-moved games) are still sitting in the HDD?
Greetings, and early thanks to anyone kind enough to help me out with this!
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