Configuring my PC to use 2 hdd and 1 sdd the most effective way

SSD - OS and programs.
WD Blue - Games.
WD Green - Downloads, installation files, music, video, docs, etc.

Get macrium reflect to make image backups of the drives, you can also set scheduled backups.

That's a hardcore pingu

Go pingu go

>>55233529
Run widdle.exe on both Green and Blue to prevent selfucking of the hard drive.
Raid 0 both Green and Blue after.

Use the SSD for critical files and OS.

The second post had the right config, one additional tip to increase/help performance overall:

Put a static 1GB page file on each physical drive (that means you'll have 3GB of page file space total). This works well because it allows Windows to read/write to a page file if one drive is busy, or even two, thereby increasing the smoothness of overall operation.

Don't remove the page file from the SSD no matter what bullshit "tweak guide" you read, don't disable anything in Windows actually just because you have an SSD. Most every "tweak guide" to improve performance with an SSD is bullshit and just goes against the basic operation altogether.

Note that Microsoft, Apple, any Linux distro producer, Samsung, Corsair, Mushkin, SanDisk, PNY, Patriot, Intel, and any other software or SSD hardware maker out there will NEVER recommend anything you'll find in those guides, not one fucking thing.

Even at the OCZ forums the recommendations made for the tweaks is never provided by anyone working for that company directly, it's by non-employees that think they know shit and they don't.

Install Windows, put a static 1GB page file on each physical drive, and just use the god damned thing, it'll be fast enough.

SSD - Gentoo
WD Blue - Arch
WD Green - Haiku