Does it make sense to move google chrome from ssd to another drive?

Question

Google Chrome

I installed Windows on ssd, installed chrome, but during installation, chrome did not give me a choice where to put it, and I know that browsers store the cache on the client side, moreover, chrome stores it on drive C.
I also heard that some programs work crookedly if they are transferred from drive C, is chrome one of those?
Is the cache heavily loading the disk?

Answer 1

1) And let it load! Irons are bought so that they work. If you ever replace your ssd, it will not be because of wear and tear - it will become small for your tasks, you want a new even faster model, sell it along with a computer, etc.
2) Any cache is a system for speeding up work. There is no point in porting it to a slow device.

Answer 2

Look at the disk load in the task manager and decide whether the transfer makes sense, since it is possible that it does not load the disk heavily

Answer 3

the guys transfer the norms to the ram disk
, buy a gaming computer with 64 or better 128?, do it on 32 ram disk and surf to their heart's content