Suggestion: Distinguish drives

[EchoReaper]

I have two drives of the same make/model, and a separate third one. It's easy to tell which drive the third one is, but it's always a hassle distinguishing the other two:

I usually have to copy a dummy file on one to get its usage up and make it possible to tell which one is which. If the entries said something like "Drive C: WDC WD10..." and "Drive D: WDC WD10..." it'd be substantially easier to distinguish them. The activity graphs could use this too (make/model and drive letter), as currently it's impossible to distinguish them except by triggering dummy drive activity:

 

[Martin]

One drive can contain several volumes, or in case of RAID a single volume can span across multiple drives.
Thus HWiNFO currently uses the drive serial number to distinguish them.

 

[pbfoo]

Although there may be one to many or many to one mappings, it would still be useful to have a simple human-knowable way to know which hd is which, because in Windows it is tedious to find the correspondence among drive letters, volume labels, and drive serials.

I would suggest a context menu (right-click) option which results in something like "Drive letters on this disk: x, x, x, ..." and/or "This disk participates in the following [drive letters | volumes]: ..."