Configuring, a setup involving two systems on a single PC?
Configuring, a setup involving two systems on a single PC?
You currently run Windows and Ubuntu on your PC. You have two SSDs, one with Windows and another with Ubuntu. It’s possible to use both operating systems at the same time, but you’ll need to set up dual-monitor support and ensure compatibility between them. Your brother can work on the Ubuntu side while you focus on Windows.
You'll have to configure virtual machines. However, you'll require an additional GPU since NVidia restricts splitting a GPU across two virtual machines. That could be a challenge...
He demonstrates this in a video, though it costs a lot. You'll need an extra GPU that can run the game, allocate cores to virtualization, and your CPU only has four cores—making it difficult. You also require memory for running the VM and for the two operating systems.
The concise response is yes, especially when working directly with hardware.