TheSabby

Hi, I have built a pc with one SSD and two HDD's. I want to install windows on the SSD and then ubuntu on one of the HDDs. I would like to know how I would go about doing this in such a way that I get the GRUB selection menu at startup. Also what would happen to the third drive? Would it be used by both or just one of the operating systems? Im not too familiar with partitioning so I'm not sure how to make it so that Ubuntu takes the entire HDD and leave the second HDD for windows. I know that I must first install windows on the SSD. After doing that what do I do next? Assume the SSD is sda and the two HDDs are sdb and sdc. Thanks in advance for your help!

I live in Jordan and it is available here. It is rather close to the VII HERO.

Why is it horrible? What would you recommend? Thanks

So I should first install ubuntu on the SSD then install windows on the HDD. Or the other way around? I'm asking about the order of installation. Thanks

Hello LinusTechTips fans, This is my first PC build : http://pcpartpicker.com/user/TheSabby/saved/FNdYcf I intend to later upgrade my CPU cooling to the H110i and add a GTX 980Ti. However, I have some questions about the build as it currently stands. First: I have two HDD's and an SSD. I intend to install windows on the SSD but I would also like to dual boot Ubuntu as I prefer it for programming. My question is, should I install it on the SSD too alongside windows to benefit from the speed or should I install it on one of the HDD's. Second: Is my choice of motherboard good? My usage is mainly programming and gaming. I don't intend to do any content creation or streaming. Just gaming and programming. Assuming I have a GTX 980Ti, will my motherboard hold up? Third: The case. I just want to know if this case can fit all of these components and whether or not it will be hard to build in for a first timer like myself. Any tips are appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help!