Like Manuel in Fawlty Towers, I know nawthing.
I assume this isn't feasible for NVMe drives—they're slotted into mobo, right?—but for standard SSDs and HDs:
Could you have 2+ of 'em set up as say G: drives where you install & run games?
You would setup Steam etc in their own folders as usual—G:\Steam—and then install games onto whichever physical drive you fancied, eg your RPG drive or your Other Games drive. Then when you want to play a different game, you swap the G: drives.
Would this work?
Could it be hot-swappable, or would you have to power off the PC before changing?
Is there some serious disadvantage(s)?
I assume this isn't feasible for NVMe drives—they're slotted into mobo, right?—but for standard SSDs and HDs:
Could you have 2+ of 'em set up as say G: drives where you install & run games?
You would setup Steam etc in their own folders as usual—G:\Steam—and then install games onto whichever physical drive you fancied, eg your RPG drive or your Other Games drive. Then when you want to play a different game, you swap the G: drives.
Would this work?
Could it be hot-swappable, or would you have to power off the PC before changing?
Is there some serious disadvantage(s)?