I am putting a 2nd hard drive in my computer and was wondering if it makes a difference which hard drive I run FS9 on? My original idea was to move all flight sim related programs and data including FS9 to the 2nd hard drive which would be a slave of the original hard drive. But now I

I would put FS9 on a separate harddrive. Why? Because I get nuts of FS9. It

Instead of putting FS9 on a separate hard drive, I recommend you spread the files over BOTH. That should give you the optimum experience. There are several posts in this forum discussing the advantages. Allcott

Yeah scenery you can have on a separate harddrive.

>Instead of putting FS9 on a separate hard drive, I recommend>you spread the files over BOTH. That should give you the>optimum experience. There are several posts in this forum>discussing the advantages. >>>AllcottI've been reading the other post that have discussed this plus have read othe forums on the web and have decided to keep FS9 on my C drive and move other items to the new hard drive. That way myC drive will be almost completely dedocated to FS9.John

Well it have to share it with windows :). But really harddrive performance hardly matter at all for FS9 so just use what is convenient.