One SSD for entire pc storage

[TheRealCamClark]

Is it okay to use a 1TB SSD for my only storage on my pc so that I won't have to worry with choosing which drive will contain my OS for booting? Also will this be slower since everything on my pc will be saved on the SSD, or would it be faster to have a small 250 GB SSD for my OS and games, and then having a 7200 rpm HDD for all other storage? I'm just trying to make everything simple as possible and it seems easier to just have one massive SSD for my only storage. Here is the link to my build.
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Therealcamclark/saved/dfvcf7

 

[CountMike]

If 1TB is enough than OK, why not ? But.... setting BOOT drive is easy and second choice would be cheaper and/or give you more storage for same money.

 

[Viking2121]

1 SSD for everything is a good idea, Only reason why all these people only get small SSD's and install games and what not on on a different HDD is that big SSD's cost a lot per GB, they are getting cheaper and cheaper.

 

[RolandJS]

I hope you're going to be doing routine backups onto external media -- SSDs can fail without warning; platter-driven HDs often give some but not lots of warning.