Should I install my programs in c drive or d drive?

[nuxeout]

Should I install my programs such as games, antivirus, browser, steam etc. in my c drive or d drive. My d drive have 1700gb of space while my c drive have 300gb of space.

 

[USAFRet]

Should I install my programs such as games, antivirus, browser, steam etc. in my c drive or d drive. My d drive have 1700gb of space while my c drive have 300gb of space.

This depends:
What drives are these?

SSD, HDD? 2 physical drives, or 2 partitions on one physical drive?
What storage needs do you require?

Browser, steam client, AV should ALL go on the C drive.
Games, maybe, maybe not.

 

[nuxeout]

Should I install my programs such as games, antivirus, browser, steam etc. in my c drive or d drive. My d drive have 1700gb of space while my c drive have 300gb of space.

This depends:
What drives are these?

SSD, HDD? 2 physical drives, or 2 partitions on one physical drive?
What storage needs do you require?

Browser, steam client, AV should ALL go on the C drive.
Games, maybe, maybe not.

It's 2 partitions on one HDD. So the browser, steam client, AV should be installed in the c drive while games should be installed on d drive?

 

[USAFRet]

Should I install my programs such as games, antivirus, browser, steam etc. in my c drive or d drive. My d drive have 1700gb of space while my c drive have 300gb of space.

This depends:
What drives are these?

SSD, HDD? 2 physical drives, or 2 partitions on one physical drive?
What storage needs do you require?

Browser, steam client, AV should ALL go on the C drive.
Games, maybe, maybe not.

It's 2 partitions on one HDD. So the browser, steam client, AV should be installed in the c drive while games should be installed on d drive?

Just for space reasons, yes.
It will make zero performance difference.

For Steam games, it is easy to have them install on the D.

In the steam client:
Steam
Settings
Downloads
Steam Library Folders
Add library folder

 

[nuxeout]

Should I install my programs such as games, antivirus, browser, steam etc. in my c drive or d drive. My d drive have 1700gb of space while my c drive have 300gb of space.

This depends:
What drives are these?

SSD, HDD? 2 physical drives, or 2 partitions on one physical drive?
What storage needs do you require?

Browser, steam client, AV should ALL go on the C drive.
Games, maybe, maybe not.

It's 2 partitions on one HDD. So the browser, steam client, AV should be installed in the c drive while games should be installed on d drive?

Just for space reasons, yes.
It will make zero performance difference.

For Steam games, it is easy to have them install on the D.

In the steam client:
Steam
Settings
Downloads
Steam Library Folders
Add library folder

Alright. Thank you.