I mean hell, this is how I do things at home with my gaming PC. All data is kept on SATA SSD's and the OS lives on an NVMe for this reason. If Windows runs into

I mean hell, this is how I do things at home with my gaming PC. All data is kept on SATA SSD's and the OS lives on an NVMe for this reason. If Windows runs into issues, nuke it, rebuild, start fresh. I have a powershell script that sets everything up for me and links the user folders back to the ones on the SATA disk, and then I just download steam and my games. My rec time is limited, I'm not spending it troubleshooting bullshit. Like, I will a little? But if it turns into that weird genre of "well this app bumped this app and now I can't play this specific game while running discord without crashes" and the fixes involve enabling and disabling services or updating drivers or whatever the hell, nah. Reimage windows, off to the races.