tempdb logs on same drive as tempdb data or with other logs?
The answer here depends on a lot of things, since you are using direct disks (Local RAID) and not SAN disks which are wide striped (I assume), sequential operations are faster, so the logs (tempdb included) are benefited in E: . However there can be a situation where you don't want tempdb activity (logging activity) to interfere with the logging on your other databases, this can be the case if your tempdb activity is erratic and not related to application performance, while the logging performance of your databases is directly important to your use case.

I would generally test both setups and see which does better under the load you intend to use (the benchmarks could be transaction times for SQL Server, or disk queue lengths or writes\sec on the log drive).