gamerO7

sudo mkdir /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d

Learn to use the terminal. Primarily, APT (assuming you installed mint), GNU Coreutils, etc. Also look into ssh, you can use it to control your PCs remotely if you know the terminal. Linuxjourney is a good resource for learning Linux as well. I use Linux as my primary OS, so you can ask me more if you're looking for info.

That could very well be what it is. An SSD being a dud on all AMD systems sounds wrong to me. I imagine it would be fine with any semi-modern system.

Thanks for the response. Looks like I should probably be okay and if not hopefully Amazon will help me out.

That's what I thought too. I had never heard of this so it didn't sound credible to me, but I thought I would ask.

So I was looking into buying this Samsung SSD until I noticed in the reviews some people are saying it might not work with certain AMD chips, which I didn't even realize might be something to be aware of when buying storage. I have an ASUS B450-F Gaming mobo and Ryzen 7 1700 processor. You can check my profile if you want more info about my system. I want to be absolutely certain I buy a working SSD for my system. Will this SSD be okay, and if not what other SSD might be recommended? I need around 500GB of storage (250 for each OS).