Parallels on Mac OS lets you do that with the Windows partition. I know VMware and other virtualization tools let you mount a physical disk into a VM so it should be possible. It's just kinda janky, and Windows doesn't always like it when you switch from physical to virtual.
24H2 was pretty bad at launch, but the rollout was very slow so very few people ran into issues. But if they did, you'll be damn sure they're gonna yell about it .
If you only want torrenting then include mode. Otherwise everything besides what you exclude is going to be going over the VPN which would be a pain in the ass to manage. You only need to add the torrent program itself. Make sure there isn't a separate program for the UI and the actual torrent service.
Shit I was using a GTX 1080 at 4k until like 2 years ago. As long as you're fine with 45-60fps and medium settings it will do it on everything but the most demanding AAA games. Forza ran great on it.
Sure, but if your company is at that point then the $200 is a drop in the bucket. You've gotta be a pretty big company before MS notices.
Parallels on Mac OS lets you do that with the Windows partition. I know VMware and other virtualization tools let you mount a physical disk into a VM so it should be possible. It's just kinda janky, and Windows doesn't always like it when you switch from physical to virtual.
You can always just not activate windows. Nothing is stopping you from using it that way.
Depends on what you're doing with it. Video editing? No it's not. Backups? Yeah it's fine.
24H2 was pretty bad at launch, but the rollout was very slow so very few people ran into issues. But if they did, you'll be damn sure they're gonna yell about it .
If you only want torrenting then include mode. Otherwise everything besides what you exclude is going to be going over the VPN which would be a pain in the ass to manage. You only need to add the torrent program itself. Make sure there isn't a separate program for the UI and the actual torrent service.
Your local library might also have a "book edge" scanner that lets you scan books easily.
Just know it's a pain in the ass and slow as hell so maybe it's worth it to pay someone else to do it.
Shit I was using a GTX 1080 at 4k until like 2 years ago. As long as you're fine with 45-60fps and medium settings it will do it on everything but the most demanding AAA games. Forza ran great on it.
What CPUs are they? Like a modern Epyc, or a crusty 20 year old box like some of our appsrvs at work?
I guess it doesn’t need much for essentially database and the base of the website. I always figured it would need more. Any plans on going physical?