hey, so i have a 512gb m.2 ssd for my OS and main softwares i use daily like web browser and video edditing software, and then i have a usb3.0 4TB external HDD, and have yet to buy any internal sata HDD's. basically i was wondering what difference it really makes to have a software on one or the other, specifically with requards to video games. lets say i have gta5 installed on the external HDD, i know that would make it take longer to load the game in the first place, but would it in any way affect the actual gameplay? i suppose with games like minecraft it might since the game continues to load the map from the harddrive as you move around in the world. my other concern then is would this be bad enough to notice a drop in performance? and would buying an internal sata hdd be any better than the usb 3.0 one? im asking in all theoretical situations because i dont have the time to test it myself, and dont want to be installing games on my m.2ssd because i frequently have to uninstall games to make room for new ones, and then switch back when i wanna play the other one and such and i dont wanna wear it out. also, im not sure if i should buy internal hdd's first, or if i can save up for my 4k monitor first