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You'll actually see a performance increase. It's been awhile since I've tried it, but ram speeds have only improved while HDDs stayed roughly the same. You're right about the load times. Depending on the software, you'll have a better overall experience if you try to find a lightweight version, but I know that's not always something that can be replaced.
I seriously doubt there'd be an issue since they're on separate drives, but even on the same drive you can find ways to make it work.
Interesting, I've backed up so I'll give it a shot.