NotDaleGribble

Since Steam released Proton is there a way to get this to work with a Linux gaming machine?

That was the goal. I had contacted Dell Customer Service and asked if doing this would void the warranty and they said it wouldn't so that's cool. Saves me the headache of having to open it up and swap the drive.

I was interested in getting the Dell XPS 13 9370 but I wanted to use Arch Linux on it instead of Windows or Ubuntu but I still wanted to keep Windows on a separate drive for a just in case kind of scenario. I saw the kind of speeds the Samsung T5 was getting in that one video Linus did about the Silverstone M.2 to USB drive and I was wondering if it would be good enough to use as a bootable drive. I would be using the USB-C to USB-C cable since the XPS 13 9370 only has USB-C ports on it in case anyone was wondering.

Is the SSD in the XPS 13 9370 SATA or NVMe based?