Can Someone Help Me With My Setup?

Hello Everyone,

I just got a new custom built DAW, and was wondering, given my setup, what is the best way to split up my drives?  I highlighted my disks in blue.  I will also use this as my main gaming and all purpose desktop.   Any reason to dual boot and have a seperate "Music Studio" environment?

-Thermaltake Armor A60
-PC Power & Cooling 950W Silencer Series
-ASUS P8P67 Deluxe Mobo
-Intel i7 2600K
-32 GB (4 x 8GB) G.Skill DDR 3 - PC 1333
-6 X 64 GB SSD (Microcenter Rebranded ADATA 596)
-2 X 240 GB SSD (Mushkin Enhanced Chronos Deluxe)
-4 TB 7200 RPM Drive (For Storage)
-Scythe Kaze Master 4 Channel Fan Controller
-Cooler Master Hyoper 212+ CPU Cooler
-EVGA GTX 670 4GB Superclocked GPU
-6 Noctua Case Fans
 
 
I was thinking 2 thoughts:
 
THOUGHT #1 (the split up but complex way)
 
C: - 64 GB SSD (Windows 8 Install)
D: - 128 GB SSD (Program Files)
E: - 128 GB SSD (User Profiles/Downloads)
F: - 60 GB SSD (Cakewalk Sonar Projects - Currently Active Projects)
G: - 480 GB SSD (Samples, Soft Synth Libraries)
H: - 4 TB - 7200 RPM Spinner (Used For Archive and Finished Cakewalk Sonar Projects)
 
 
THOUGHT #2 (easier)

C: - 64 GB x 5 (IN RAID 0) = 320 GB Volume (Used for Windows 8, Program Files, User Profiles, Downloads, etc....)
D: - 64 GB SSD (Used for Cakewalk Sonar Projects - Active Projects)
E: - 480 GB SSD (Samples, Softsynths)
F: - 4 TB - 7200 RPM Spinner (Used for Archive and Finished Projects)
 
 
Basically, in thought #2 I am combining OS, Apps, User Profile Data) into one RAID 0 SSD array.   This should be OK right?   I know Sonar recommends OS & Program Files to be on different volumes, but in a SSD RAID 0 i should be fine, right?

Also any thoughts on dual boot?
 
Thanks in Advance,
Adam
 

C:/ drive should be for programs only
D or E:/ drive is for audio only
F:/ drive are for samples from soft synths with big libraries
G:/ drive is for CWP and per project back ups and any other back ups you may want
CJ