Yeah so, windows 10 is really starting to annoy me and I don't think I can trust it due to forced updates and some other issues, I have barely installed anything on the machine if that tells you anything, long and short I think I am going to give Linux a try on the box
I know I can boot a live iso from a drive. Since I'm using a ryzen 7 CPU and a 1080 gtx (overkill for a Linux box for sure) I'm wondering if there are going to be some driver issues. In other words I need to test things out before I totally remove windows.
I can get another SSD or clean nvme drive and pop the first one out, seems a bit of a hassle, or I can partition and install along windows on my current drive. Or just totally overwrite windows which is drastic and I may want win10 here and there.
Partitioning my current drive would be the cheapest option and I can use my almost clean 3tb hard drive for extra storage (for both systems)
Thoughts?
I know I can boot a live iso from a drive. Since I'm using a ryzen 7 CPU and a 1080 gtx (overkill for a Linux box for sure) I'm wondering if there are going to be some driver issues. In other words I need to test things out before I totally remove windows.
I can get another SSD or clean nvme drive and pop the first one out, seems a bit of a hassle, or I can partition and install along windows on my current drive. Or just totally overwrite windows which is drastic and I may want win10 here and there.
Partitioning my current drive would be the cheapest option and I can use my almost clean 3tb hard drive for extra storage (for both systems)
Thoughts?