Windows and Productive applications installation

[filipposlince]

Hello, I just bought an M.2 SSD 250 GB with crazy write/read speeds for my computer, well i already got an sata III 128 gb ssd with normal speeds, i 'd like to know where should i install windows and where the photoshop , lightroom, etc.

 

[USAFRet]

Hello, I just bought an M.2 SSD 250 GB with crazy write/read speeds for my computer, well i already got an sata III 128 gb ssd with normal speeds, i 'd like to know where should i install windows and where the photoshop , lightroom, etc.

OS and all/most applications should go on your new 250GB drive. Applications don't take up that much space, but trying to use a 128GB for that will be a pain.
Use the 128GB SSD for the files you create with the applications.

You'll need another drive before too long...

 

[filipposlince]

Hello, I just bought an M.2 SSD 250 GB with crazy write/read speeds for my computer, well i already got an sata III 128 gb ssd with normal speeds, i 'd like to know where should i install windows and where the photoshop , lightroom, etc.

OS and all/most applications should go on your new 250GB drive. Applications don't take up that much space, but trying to use a 128GB for that will be a pain.
Use the 128GB SSD for the files you create with the applications.

You'll need another drive before too long...

Could it be a problem if both os and applications run simultaneously at the same drive? Is there any noticable difference in the os's speed?

 

[USAFRet]

Could it be a problem if both os and applications run simultaneously at the same drive? Is there any noticable difference in the os's speed?

No and no.
The vast majority of systems worldwide have a single drive, for everything.