running programs in the C drive

Question

hello team

i have a 250GB SSD drive, in which the OS is installed. i use Adobe Premiere Pro and photoshop. I have installed them in the c drive. is it ok if i run the program, premiere pro in the c drive? i've been told that, for geting a faster performance, all the files(footage etc) should be in the SSD as well. are there any dangers of doing this? like maybe, spoiling the drive? corrupting it?

and i want to know, if i run the program(ADOBE PR or PS) in the HDD, is that going to affect HDD. the reason i am asking is because my HDD stopped working recently and i had to get a new one.

just want to clear things out.

cheers

Answer 1

Hello, how are you?

My name is Paloma B., I am very happy to be able to try to help you in the best possible way.

I understand that you have questions about your computer's disks.

No doubt there is a huge performance difference between SSD and HDD.

SSD's are extremely faster than common HDD's.

I always recommend using SSD for OS, software and games for its performance, and HDD for storage.

In no way will the disks be affected and damaged, you can also use the programs on the HDD, but without a doubt the performance will not be the same.

When you use the software and editing files in the same location, in this case stored on the SSD, you will also have a higher performance, as the read and write speed of the SSD is much higher compared to the HDD.

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