I would install the applications in question on the SSD since the applications will open faster and store data files on one of the other drives to conserve space on the SSD. I'm not a gamer but have read that game start times and map loading, etc. is faster on an SSD but that game play is not necessarily improved. Don't take my word for it though since I have no experience with gaming. If the SSD drive starts to fill up then you can, in most cases, install applications on the hard drive. It will take a little work for this but it is not difficult. Usually involves creating the Program Files (x86) and Program Files folders on the HDD and then selecting the appropriate Program Files folder on the HDD during installation. Not all...