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So, I read that a SSD requires ACHI for Communication. I checked my BIOS for that, and luckily I have it. My Question is that, suppose, if I buy a SSD that consists of 70 GB. And, suppose if I put only CS: GO in it and the Windows files in my old HDD. Will my computer run CS: GO faster than the previous drive, or Do I need to put those "Windows Resources" in SSD to make the game run faster, so I can have a smooth performance, or they'll work fine in just simple HDD?
I really don't care about the time my computer boots up, I just want better performance in my gaming zone like Just Cause 2, CS: GO etc.
And the Pagefile is round about how much? (size) – user3933853 – 2014-09-21T06:10:19.047
And can we just copy/paste Pagefile.sys to SSD, or there is a proper method for it? – user3933853 – 2014-09-21T06:13:39.573
No, the pagefile can be moved from the advanced tab of Computer proerties. – Keltari – 2014-09-22T16:07:14.337