I'm currently using both kali Linux and Ubuntu on my vmware running a windows 10 OS also using about 5 different android emulators....... is there any way I might be risking my HDD.....making it crash some day????
So confused

No, I don't think so. If it does crash, please update us. Thanks for the sacrifice.

Why would it crash? If it's an SSD (doubt it) lots of write will kill it

But for a normal HDD I don't think it will, also if there were lots of write operations your PC will be slow due to wait for data to be ready

But what you need to give a rest is your RAM they are working hard holding all those together, those poor RAM lol

You just expedite the eventual demise of your ssd. But it shouldnt crash for now.

Bloody mary. I think you gave 2GB ram each for Linux distros. Android emulator takes around 2GB of ram ( roughly ). I assume Windows 10 uses 5 GB of ram ( not at clean bootup, but after some usage )

4+5+10= 19 ± 4 gb of ram used as active. Poor RAM :(

The real poor one is GPU, having to render 7 different OS :(

@timlyrics SSD's take at least 1 petabyte of read/write to kill. In practice, it usually takes 2 petabytes to kill it. Newer ones require more.

That amount is not easily achieved by a daily user. Even with his 7 different OS running 24/7, he still needs at least 2 years to kill it.

@error503 lol you want me to be a living example

@exelix my laptop has two hard disk space in the casing and I run a ssd hard disk 750Gb ......
model: Acer v3 731

@exelix I'll do that, I think that is a better idea........

@exelix yes a single HDD for now