On my gaming pc i have a small 256GiB SSD for Windows, and a 4 disk raid0 of spinners for my games library (I have a policy of keeping all of my library installed and updated, so when I want to play a game, no time will be spent installing it).
A few games will ignore the 64 GiB RAM in the machine, and insist on swapping random bits from disk at all times for no good reason (Diablo 2 Resurrected).
I then create a ramdisk for the game and play off of that instead.
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Yes, for specific things.
On my gaming pc i have a small 256GiB SSD for Windows, and a 4 disk raid0 of spinners for my games library (I have a policy of keeping all of my library installed and updated, so when I want to play a game, no time will be spent installing it).
A few games will ignore the 64 GiB RAM in the machine, and insist on swapping random bits from disk at all times for no good reason (Diablo 2 Resurrected). I then create a ramdisk for the game and play off of that instead.
This is on Windows by the way, I use "ImDisk"