Question Should I move (C) System folder from the mecanichal hard drive to SSD?

[InfinityVive]

Should I move the (C) System folder from the mechanical HDD to SSD? Because one of my friends recommended me to do so.

 

[R_1]

move, not at all. windows installs system folders and whence installed cannot just be moved willy nilly, the system shortcuts need to be updated, its a nightmare you do not want. you can clone the drives so all data on the mechanical will be duplicated to the SSD( provided enough room) Macrium Reflect is the preferred cloning software if the SSD maker does not provide one.
or you could simply install afresh to the SSD. by installing windows to the SSD, windows and all programs therein will be sped up by the SSD. typically 3.5-5x faster than a spinner drive.
*note if installing fresh windows unplug the mechanical drive until windows is installed and updated, this will ensure all files needed for boot are on the SSD alone.

 

[InfinityVive]

TY

 

[USAFRet]

Should I move the (C) System folder from the mechanical HDD to SSD? Because one of my friends recommended me to do so.

Absolutely not. Not the way that is stated, anyway.
Your system will cease to work.

Now...given certain restrictions, you can migrate the entirety of your "C drive" to the SSD.
If this is something you'd consider, we can go into details.

 

[InfinityVive]

Will the whole new windows that I will install on the SSD perform better at gaming than the previous windows on HDD

 

[USAFRet]

Will the whole new windows that I will install on the SSD perform better at gaming than the previous windows on HDD

You probably won't see an increase in FPS, but the whole system will be and feel faster.

Are you going to do a whole reinstall of everything, or are you considering a clone operation?