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Do I transfer W10 from SATA SSD to NVME SSD or do I leave it?

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I'd say it depends on do you want to bother clonning the drive or not.

You will gain some more speed for sure if you transfer OS to NVMe, but you can leave it as is if you want.

 

If you decide to clone it, I'd recommend Acronis because I use it all the time and I never had any issue with it, but there is a lot of other software that does pretty much the same.

Hi, I recently brought a 2TB Samsung 970 EVO PLUS NVME SSD. 

I currently have Windows installed on a 250GB Samsung SATA SSD.

Would you copy W10 to the NVME SSD or would you just leave it on the SATA SSD?

In any event, I will be transferring my games to the NVME (currently installed on HDD)

 

Thank you:)

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I'd say it depends on do you want to bother clonning the drive or not.

You will gain some more speed for sure if you transfer OS to NVMe, but you can leave it as is if you want.

 

If you decide to clone it, I'd recommend Acronis because I use it all the time and I never had any issue with it, but there is a lot of other software that does pretty much the same.

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14 minutes ago, uzivkovic97 said:

I'd say it depends on do you want to bother clonning the drive or not.

You will gain some more speed for sure if you transfer OS to NVMe, but you can leave it as is if you want.

 

If you decide to clone it, I'd recommend Acronis because I use it all the time and I never had any issue with it, but there is a lot of other software that does pretty much the same.

Thank you for your help. I think I'm going to leave it.

I'll just change the location of my documents, pictures, videos etc to the NVME.

 

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