Keeping Windows 10 and Windows 7 on same SSD while using different SSD for Steam

[mrsmexythebeast]

I'm in the process of creating a dual boot with Windows 7 and 10 and am thinking of moving my steam library to an external USB3.1C SSD and running my games off of there, but I was first curious as to what the community's experiences were like. I'm not too concerned about moving my steam library or the speed of my SSD, but I was curious to know whether or not my system might go bonkers if I were to partition my main SSD into two parts, install Windows 7 on one of these partitions while keeping Windows 10 on the other, and play certain games (ie. Skyrim) off of Windows 7 while using Windows 10 for the rest. How would my system respond? Would Windows 10 and 7 interfere with each other were they to be located on the same SSD (albeit separate partitions)?

 

Thanks in advance, any answers are welcome and appreciated.

~Smexy

[L3s7ing]

There shouldn't be any issues. You can safely install two or more os on different partitions while being on the same drive.