J jacob_moses Reputable Jul 2, 2014 41 0 4,530 Jul 26, 2014 #1 i installed a ssd for my boot drive. i installed my os onto it and since i did that i had to reinstall everything that was on my orginal hdd. (drivers, programs etc)... should all my mobo and gpu drivers be on the same drive as the operating system?
i installed a ssd for my boot drive. i installed my os onto it and since i did that i had to reinstall everything that was on my orginal hdd. (drivers, programs etc)... should all my mobo and gpu drivers be on the same drive as the operating system?
Solution Anonymouselite5 Jul 26, 2014 Yes all the drivers should be on there too, you want them all speedy too. Use the SSD for all system apps and the HDD for games and data. The drivers are rather small too so shouldn't take up heaps of space either. Just upgraded to an ssd not long ago too. Good luck.
Yes all the drivers should be on there too, you want them all speedy too. Use the SSD for all system apps and the HDD for games and data. The drivers are rather small too so shouldn't take up heaps of space either. Just upgraded to an ssd not long ago too. Good luck.
Swordkd Splendid Oct 3, 2012 2,795 1 21,965 Jul 26, 2014 #2 Not going to take up a lot of space, so I'd just do it. Upvote 0 Downvote
Anonymouselite5 Distinguished Oct 21, 2013 1,364 0 20,460 Jul 26, 2014 Solution #3 Yes all the drivers should be on there too, you want them all speedy too. Use the SSD for all system apps and the HDD for games and data. The drivers are rather small too so shouldn't take up heaps of space either. Just upgraded to an ssd not long ago too. Good luck. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Yes all the drivers should be on there too, you want them all speedy too. Use the SSD for all system apps and the HDD for games and data. The drivers are rather small too so shouldn't take up heaps of space either. Just upgraded to an ssd not long ago too. Good luck.