I love gaming so I want to know which hard drive should I buy for gaming PC. I have also asked  and they suggest for the Seagate 2TB FireCuda. Can anyone suggest me any other better option?

You'll find that many of the forum members here are using M.2 SSDs and normal SATA SSDs for the fastest speed so long as your storage needs aren't great. However if you feel you need a large size mechanical hard drive then western digital black would be my choice. 

I use a 2 TB  ssd boot drive and all my game files are on a 10 TB hard drive.
Once the game is loaded it doesn't seem to make much difference after that.

I use a 1TB SSD for boot + Games I adore and need quick loading (R6 , PubG, etc.) and a 3TB WD Black 7200 RPM for all other games.. a similar setup to that will work great for gaming!

Not if you have a video collection and use Plex or a NAS.
 

I recommend buying 1TB SATA SSD. That will allow you to keep more games installed.

jfw06013
I use a 1 TB ssd as boot and a 10 Terabyte hard drive for games and music.
The music files are huge as they are 32 bit @ 96000 KHz, Stairway to Heaven is 265 MB so the folder for Led Zeppelin alone is 5.05 GB!

If you have files that large I recommend you purchase a home NAS for backup. 

I can recommend Western Digital Black drives, I've used several drives from Western digital and have only had one fail (i dropped it...) I have also used Seagate drives but Ive had two 1tb Seagate drives die on me with normal use within 6 months (granted this was years ago I assume they have gotten better since a few of my friends have and use Seagate drives on a daily basis for both work and games) 
 
You can get a SSD for gaming since they're faster... But they're more expensive than Hard Disk Drives. Ex. You can get a samsung 860 evo 1TB SSD for $150 US - or you can get a Western Digital black 4TB HDD for 165$ US on Newegg right now. Sure, loading times arent going to be as fast as a SSD, but its not slow by any means. 
 
The best you can do (in my opinion) is, get a small SSD for Windows / Key programs that you will be using and a HDD for games, documents, etc.  
 
with a 200$ budget you can do the following:

• 500GB M.2SSD intel 660p for OS/key programs /some game storage. $66ish on newegg

if your motherboard has a M.2 Slot, this is a solid SSD and its only around $66 on Newegg. 

• OR The samsung 860 EVO 500GB $80 on newegg 

If your motherboard does not support m.2 drives this is a solid and reputable SSD.

• For mass storage (games, videos, music, pictures, etc.) 2TB WD Black HDD

Solid performance for a solid price. $110 for 2TB of HDD storage.

lilly909
I love gaming so I want to know which hard drive should I buy for gaming PC. I have also asked  and they suggest for the Seagate 2TB FireCuda. Can anyone suggest me any other better option?
 

Hey lilly909,
 
You haven't come back since your first post.
Please let us know what you think of the suggestions and comments, and maybe what you've decided to buy.
:)

I have another  EVGS X99 FTW-K with another 10 TB drive with over 2000 movies on it.

I have no problems with my 6 Tb, and 2 10 Tb Seagate drives.
Been 1.5 years now.

Apples!
I can recommend Western Digital Black drives, I've used several drives from Western digital and have only had one fail (i dropped it...) I have also used Seagate drives but Ive had two 1tb Seagate drives die on me with normal use within 6 months (granted this was years ago I assume they have gotten better since a few of my friends have and use Seagate drives on a daily basis for both work and games) 
 
You can get a SSD for gaming since they're faster... But they're more expensive than Hard Disk Drives. Ex. You can get a samsung 860 evo 1TB SSD for $150 US - or you can get a Western Digital black 4TB HDD for 165$ US on Newegg right now. Sure, loading times arent going to be as fast as a SSD, but its not slow by any means. 
 
The best you can do (in my opinion) is, get a small SSD for Windows / Key programs that you will be using and a HDD for games, documents, etc.  
 
with a 200$ budget you can do the following:

• 500GB M.2SSD intel 660p for OS/key programs /some game storage. $66ish on newegg

if your motherboard has a M.2 Slot, this is a solid SSD and its only around $66 on Newegg. 

• OR The samsung 860 EVO 500GB $80 on newegg 

If your motherboard does not support m.2 drives this is a solid and reputable SSD.

• For mass storage (games, videos, music, pictures, etc.) 2TB WD Black HDD

Solid performance for a solid price. $110 for 2TB of HDD storage.

 
Please keep in mind that some of those cheap M.2 drives are M.2 Sata units and will not work on some boards - Buyer must properly research the drive specs and board requirements. And even then there still might be a problem if the board documentation is incorrect (**cough** X299 Dark)

I have a SanDisk, good drive - no complaints.