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I'm planning to install a SSD soon, and I want to make sure I get all the boot time benefits. Right now, I have Windows and Ubuntu installed on two separate HDDs. The Windows drive contains the MBR. However, I'm planning to replace the Ubuntu drive with the SSD. Will relocating the MBR to the new SSD have a meaningful effect on my boot time?

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Meaningful?, Doubtful, would be hard to measure, mbr is only accessed for a very short period during post. I would put it on the SSD if it were my PC. – Moab Sep 9 '11 at 3:30
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