Mr. Cucumber

I personnaly decided to put my games and my OS on separate SSD's. Actualy, I have 3 SSD :
1) For OS, NVMe
2) For My documents / My download / My savegames etc...
3) For games
 
One of my SATA drive crashed a couple days ago, so I replaced it with the NVMe one. I reinstalled the OS.
All of my games were still playable without having to reinstall them. But most of them are from BNet or Steam... So that might explain it.
 
Anyways, I don't feel like my computer goes faster or anything but, if one disk crashes for some reason, I still have some of stuff that is working. (I also backup everything every once in a while, just in case. 
 
So, yes, I would says that having softs and OS on separate SSDs makes sence. But more for "safety" than for speed.

Your SSD will last forever. At least for you and most of users. Why? Because after few years you change it to something else, like everybody does.
How many times in your life do you bought drives that should "work forever and I'll never need anything more?". I bet few times and that was always a lie.

Use the fast drives for what you want to speed up.
 
Your post talked more about separating things than any speed questions, but I boot off SATA SSD and game off SATA SSD.  NVMe won't give your OS faster booting,  so use any SSD for that. 
 
Unless you do huge ass file movement NVMe doesn't provide a big benefit, it's okay to go either.

You should use your SSD drive (or nvme) as much as possible. You paid for it, not for empty space on it. Of course you may keep your free space under 80% if you want to keep your ssd speed at highest level, but you can also use overprovisoning and stop carrying about free space.
 
You should start worrying about performance if you notice that something is wrong.

I made a mistake (it is a 300m MMF tranceiver)
Thanks for pointing it out

As per others, where do you see 20km?  The part number listed is for MMF optics.
 
Twinax can be cheap if buying new, but since you already have optics you could probably swap for a MMF patch and just call it done.

I mean, I prefer fiber but for such a short run DAC is an option. Just make sure you buy the correct type otherwise it may not work at all.

I am actually (Virtualization, linux distro testing and modding and lots and lots of Rendering)

Master is already sufficient

So you live in New Jersey, got it. ?

I am sorry to inform you but you probably got your computer infected with cracked software comes with hidden trojans.
 
Runs
 
malwarebytes: https://www.malwarebytes.com/premium/
 
Hitmanpro: https://www.hitmanpro.com/en-us/downloads.aspx
 
Emsisoft Emergency Kit: https://www.emsisoft.com/en/home/emergencykit/
 
ESET Online Scanner: https://www.eset.com/us/home/online-scanner/
 
Another solution is reinstall Windows.
 

You can try this and do what @OlympicAssEater suggested. 

BenQ has a very good track record in most areas but especially their gaming monitors. Most other brands, such as Acer and Asus have had multiple quality issues with their monitors, such as high dead pixel rate and backlight bleeding. 
 
I believe a lot of Esports tournaments use BenQ monitors. Their reliability may be part of the reason why. 

I can't even bridge my two routers

from 0:33~0:43... but the same track is present in the whole video

Id say try it!  I just put Manjaro on a i7 620m with 2gb of ram, on a spinning 300gb HDD - LEAPS and BOUNDS better than a window OS - worst case is it wont work  

It will run, but I'm assuming not super well
 
I'd try something closer to lubuntu or tiny core

You can't, afaik there aren't any.

This isn't true. Condensation will only form if your temp is below the dew point. You can find your dew point fairly easy with any online calculator provided you know the temp and humidity of your room.
 
You could also just buy a cheap thermometer that gives you that information.
 
For example if your temp is 70f and you have 50% humidity your component temp would need to be below 50.5f for condensation to form.

phase change XD

I figured that's what you were getting at. Now try it with alcohol. May result in better results.
 
Edit:
May also result in fire so isolate it and have a fire extinguisher nearby.

sooooooo evap cooling?

I believe air conditioning will get the job done.  But I'm guessing that isn't what you mean.  

I've heard plugging it in once in a while, maybe doing a scan for errors is enough to stave off cold-storage data loss. But it's good to do that anyway just to make sure your data is still viable.

As far as I'm aware, Flash storage is actually better at cold storage (sitting without power) then spinning storage. It's the price per amount that forces most high capacity storage to remain on spinning disks.