Columnstore index and low selective columns I have a table with almost 1T rows.
create table bigtable (
  K1 int, K2 date, -- PK columns
  C1 ..., C8 ...., -- columns with various data types like float, date, varchar, ...
  B1 bit, B2 bit, ......, B10 bit -- 10 or so bit columns
  primary key (K1, K2)
)

I want to use columnstore to increase the query performance. There are the following options.

Create a cluster columnstore index
Create a noncluster columnstore index for all the columns
Create a smaller noncluster columnstore index for all the columns except these bit columns and other low selective columns?

The users will write queries themselves. A lot of the queries will be aggregation queries. Will the option 3 run as faster as the other two with smaller size?
I'm using SQL Server 2014. I can drop/recreate the nonclustered columnstore index periodically in my case because the data is not updated frequently.
One good feature of columnstore indexes is that only the columns which are necessary are read (unlike rowstores where the entire row is read). 

So if you include all columns in the non-clustered index this will take longer to create the index but not adversely impact any query (and will benefit any query that uses those columns).