DrTesla

I wish I could help man, but I'm a software engineer, I'm almost illiterate with hardware.

When my friend needed more RAM on their PC for a resource-hogging game, he said 'will a flash drive give me more RAM?'. I almost cried.

Yeah maybe it's just the Displayport cable that can't carry the 240Hz or even 144Hz signal. I would suggest trying a new cable.

I suppose.

Try lowering your bitrate in your streaming software.

If you don't activate it, it's digital piracy. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/digital-piracy

I have kind of switched to Linux, but not fully, since I dualbooted Linux and Windows 10 Pro.

Why don't you just put the dock on the right or left hand sides instead of messing about with Terminal commands?

Yeah, glad I could help. Mhmm, it's either he learns how to use ChromeOS or he installs a Linux distro.

Format both drives so they are both clean, and re-install Windows. It is a difficult process to manually transfer the BM to another drive.

The only legal and legit way to get Windows is by buying a Windows license and then install Windows on a box and enter the product key from your license.

I don't think I'd personally use it, since I'm a software engineer not a web developer, but I think the concept would really appeal to some people, such as web developers, for example.

@eth_jones No problem, glad I could help!

Try Boot Camp Assistant which can be found in the Utilities directory of the Applications folder in macOS.