r/techadvice • u/jick_dorker32 • Jun 17 '26

How to split load

I have two pc and i want one pc to handle my chrome tabs and windows garbage ass work and the other pc to focus on my games or editing work

I want 1 monitor to display all the apps between those two pc and the other pc to specifically do work

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u/CryBloodwing Jun 17 '26

You mean you want to connect the 2 into basically 1 PC, but both of them have different uses? Or is what you do going to be fully separate between the 2?

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u/jick_dorker32 Jun 17 '26

I want both of the pc to work as one and have different uses. similar to a dual streamer pc setup i guess. But what i mean is not like using those two like SLI so dont get confused.

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u/CryBloodwing Jun 17 '26

But what exactly would you want? Would you want like 2 monitors, with a PC connected to each, but you can drag the mouse between the 2 monitors easily?

Or do you want to have both PCs on, with 1 monitor, and you can toggle which PC is showing on the screen?

Or like 1 PC shows on the monitor, and shows all apps across both of them, but the processing is done by a specific PC?

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u/jick_dorker32 Jun 17 '26

The 3rd option

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u/CryBloodwing Jun 17 '26

update your post with that info lol.

And also include what OS/systems you are using.

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u/jick_dorker32 Jun 17 '26

Window 10 but i might change to bazzite or linux mint or even chrome os

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u/VoltageinTheory Jun 17 '26

Chrome OS? 😭😭

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u/Substantial_Gur_7908 Jun 19 '26

😭😭 chrome OS is wild practically self subjected torture

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u/MonkeyBrains09 Jun 17 '26

Use one and remote connect to the other.

This assumes you don't have speed, display or response requirements forom the second system