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Windows 10 on a separate SSD?

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you dont even need to unplug them you can just select the SSd you want to install it on and be good

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Hello! I'm really eager to try the DX12 Draw-call benchmark yet I know I need Win10 for it. But I was thinking...

 

Would it work for me to simply disconnect my main SSD with OS & supplementary HDD & just format my third-drive/second-SSD and install Windows 10 on it?

 

Then when I'm done; reformat that 2nd SSD, plug back in my first SSD with OS as well as my HDD & be good to go?!

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you dont even need to unplug them you can just select the SSd you want to install it on and be good

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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you dont even need to unplug them you can just select the SSd you want to install it on and be good

Yep, just select the ''empty'' SSD (unless you want to format it) and bam you got Windows 10. 

The time you enjoy wasting, is not wasted time. 

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Thanks guys! You saved me a lot of inconvenient/unnecessary hassle! :)  

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