Utilize every SSD and assign a dedicated drive for the boot drive...
Utilize every SSD and assign a dedicated drive for the boot drive...
You're trying to mix things up by using one SSD for everything and another for booting. Imagine you have a big library where most books are on one shelf, but you need a separate room for quick access to important files. The idea is so your main data stays safe and you can swap the drive if something breaks without having to redo everything. It's about keeping things flexible and reliable. If using an SSD as a boot drive could slow things down compared to a regular setup, you might go with the safer, proven method instead.
Set up Windows on the desired SSD as a boot device, and within Windows, utilize disk management to prepare the SSD for formatting
SSD : For windows and our main games (if you have enough space) HDD : for everything else