If you're intending to do dual-boot, it's possible. But I can't recommend that method personally, since I only have Linux. Why not SSD running Linux?
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My PC came with a 2TB M.2 SSD, I want to dual boot in case I need windows for some reason or for certain games like Call of Duty. So I want to buy a SATA SSD and move windows to that, and install Linux on the larger, faster drive that came with the PC
I’ve dual booted before but I did it by creating a partition so both systems were on the same disk. I’ve heard this will probably cause problems down the road whenever windows updates. So I want each system to be on its own disk