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Installing Games on Separate Partition = Performance Issues?
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Installing Games on Separate Partition = Performance Issues?
I found out a week ago that installing an Operating System onto a second partition decreases performance, once I fixed that and installed it onto the first I noticed a pretty dramatic increase in performance and stability.
My question is that if I install games onto the second partition will this cause lack of performance as it did to my operating system before? (I partition a drive for my operating system so it is easier to defrag)
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I've got windows on first partition, programs (itunes, openoffice, etc etc) on 2nd partition, games on 3rd partition, and documents/media on a 4th partition...
And my FPS's have no ping issues or FPS issues -- AFAIK... or at least as far as I can tell. So, no, you shouldn't see performance issues, just don't put the pagefile on the same partition as your games. 
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