Hey man! Don't you think that at this point you're better off with your server being in a different case? I just don't see how a huge GPU and many different expansion cards ON TWO DIFFERENT MOBOS will fit into this case. I personally was searching dual PC videos to build a small Linux PC into my main rig. I'd love to use Linux only, but some games I play are windows only because of anti cheat.. On the other hand, programming and routine tasks are so much snappier and more convenient on Linux, so I'm forced to reboot between OSs every now and then. I think that building a small Linux PC for programming inside the main windows rig is a great idea for my use case, what do you think? Maybe, some suggestions on the components? I'm thinking between a 5700g and a 7700 build, but not sure if the efficiency gain is worth it for the price increase. Also don't really know about the case, there aren't many videos on the topic and most of the cases are very expensive.. Would love to hear your opinion
Hi. I found your comment interesting so instead of writing it all out here I mentioned what my thoughts were on the next video. For gaming on Linux, in my opinion the best performance option is a windows hardware passthrough with something like Looking Glass. If this causes issues with anti-cheat, you might want to consider having a Windows host instead, then using WSL for your Linux tasks or having a Linux VM. I use WSL, it's not perfect but it's good enough, now that I have this system running, I'll be using VMs under Proxmox over noVNC.
Hey man! Don't you think that at this point you're better off with your server being in a different case? I just don't see how a huge GPU and many different expansion cards ON TWO DIFFERENT MOBOS will fit into this case.
I personally was searching dual PC videos to build a small Linux PC into my main rig. I'd love to use Linux only, but some games I play are windows only because of anti cheat.. On the other hand, programming and routine tasks are so much snappier and more convenient on Linux, so I'm forced to reboot between OSs every now and then. I think that building a small Linux PC for programming inside the main windows rig is a great idea for my use case, what do you think? Maybe, some suggestions on the components? I'm thinking between a 5700g and a 7700 build, but not sure if the efficiency gain is worth it for the price increase. Also don't really know about the case, there aren't many videos on the topic and most of the cases are very expensive.. Would love to hear your opinion
Hi. I found your comment interesting so instead of writing it all out here I mentioned what my thoughts were on the next video.
For gaming on Linux, in my opinion the best performance option is a windows hardware passthrough with something like Looking Glass. If this causes issues with anti-cheat, you might want to consider having a Windows host instead, then using WSL for your Linux tasks or having a Linux VM. I use WSL, it's not perfect but it's good enough, now that I have this system running, I'll be using VMs under Proxmox over noVNC.