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DreadLord0203
Junior Member

11-18-2016, 04:04 AM

#11

My SSD is just 512GB, and I didn’t pick the components for this PC—so I’m considering a different drive. I think I’ll go with the first choice.

DreadLord0203

11-18-2016, 04:04 AM #11

My SSD is just 512GB, and I didn’t pick the components for this PC—so I’m considering a different drive. I think I’ll go with the first choice.

BrickMe352
Member

106

11-18-2016, 07:31 AM

#12

It's best to choose the first option if possible, and then refine the third one—offering a 2in1 choice is ideal. You'll need Windows; just launch the VM without switching.

BrickMe352

11-18-2016, 07:31 AM #12

It's best to choose the first option if possible, and then refine the third one—offering a 2in1 choice is ideal. You'll need Windows; just launch the VM without switching.

ISY_0815
Senior Member

566

11-18-2016, 08:43 AM

#13

I used to have virtual machines before, but my PC isn’t powerful enough to allocate much resources to them. That’s why I believe option 1 is the best choice.

ISY_0815

11-18-2016, 08:43 AM #13

I used to have virtual machines before, but my PC isn’t powerful enough to allocate much resources to them. That’s why I believe option 1 is the best choice.

ChibiDusk
Member

164

11-20-2016, 07:53 AM

#14

This setup won't function on Linux. The best solution is to dual boot both systems—use Linux for general use and Windows for Adobe products. (No further comments) It should work now. Just turn on Steam Play in the Steam compatibility settings. It also supports proprietary drivers, with version 550 being the latest. I opted for the proprietary one. For those moving from Windows, Linux Mint is a convenient choice. I’m currently using it and have run Steam games like Palworld, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Elden Ring successfully.