Dolphin installed on HDD, will it write to SSD?

[AnyOldName3]

That's the problem with the non-volatile (keep their data after being disconnected from power) SSDs. If you use them it makes their life shorter as they have limited write cycles. It isn't really a problem you'll notice unless you keep the SSD for decades or use it for virtual memory, but people are scared to break their £75 30GB drive. After all you could get a 32 GB SD card for less, although it would be ridiculously slow in comparison. Also you get what you pay for: a cheap drive, even if well managed could die in two years, and as even a cheap one is ridiculously priced it is too much money to waste, so people are super careful.