Hey Droops,
thanks for the tips!

I will look, if all of my sys is SSD-ready

.
Now already reinstalled; i didn't boot from HDD, i unplugged my HDD while installing on SSD.
Which was costing many of my nerves, because i didn't know of the UEFI-Bios-specific new entry in the Bios which says "Windows Boot Manager".
I couldn't boot anything although i had a clean install of Win 7 on SSD - didnt set up the boot order properly.
"It's not a bug, it's a feature"... that in UEFI in combination with Win 7 you can#t have your SSD on boot position #1.
It's now like #1 Windows Boot Manager #2 SSD #3DVD.
Dafuq.
I installed UT2004 on SSD ( just because fuck the traffic in case of UT2004, that's why!

) - it shouldn't produce much "traffic" on my SSD,
with the exception when i DL some files into the cache, right?
For AV i got Avira Free.
ATM my Win is ready to go from power button to "all loaded in the tray" in 18 seconds which is perfectly fine for me
(will rise, as i don't have much stuff on it yet.)
Greetz
EDIT: The best "WTF"-moment for a HDD user was by the way the moment at the windows install, after windows was "Expanding windows files".
With HDD the next point "Installing..." and "Finishing installation..." took 10 mins more. My SSD did this in 10 secs

. The question is - why? It should only be 5 times faster, not 60^^.