Why Is My C Drive On Disk1 And E On Disk0 And Is That Bad

I was nosing around the Disk Management utility and was kind of surprised to see that my C: drive is on disk channel #1 (Disk1) and my E: drive (the one with my data) is on disk channel #0 (Disk0).

I’m wondering two things: (1) How did that happen, and (2) Does it make any difference?

I’m guessing it’s simply a matter of the SATA connectors I’m connected to. But I’m still wondering whether any experts think this somehow makes a difference with Disk0 not being the boot disk.

Thanks, folks!