Giulio Ruello

Thank you for the answer. would it be a problem to put different gpus for each VM?

Last summer my 3 years old msi r9 280 died, but that hasn't been much of a problem since I left home for university. This summer I will come back home and build a new gaming pc for my brother (i7 8700k, rtx2070, 16gb ram) and I figured out I might actually use it too. Is it possible to make two virtual machines out of a single graphic cards?

I will try and post the results

Old laptops could be run without the battery (which was also removable without unscrewing anything) as long as the ac was plugged in. I now have a dell xps 13 9370, which I mostly use at home for casual gaming, such heavy use quickly drains the battery and I have to often charge it, which I'm sure doesn't do any good to the battery. I would rather just use it while plugged, whithoud damaging the battery, is there any way I can remove the battery and do this?

Also, guys, may I ask you what's the difference beetween different kind of RAID?

I just need it for backup, there are some files I must keep safe, I also don't need particularly fast data transfer, thank you anyhow.

I have some old PCs laying around and wanted to build a nas for home use. I don't exactly know what's inside those but I need to know what kind of hardware I need for the nas and if it's better/safer to get hardware controller for RAID.