[SOLVED] SSD upgrade for laptop or PC?

[deadlyghost]

I have a Predator 15 I bought last year (i7-7700K | GTX 1060 6GB | 16GB RAM(single channel) | 128 GB M.2 SSD)

I also have a PC:
Intel Core i5 4430
Zotac GTX 650 Ti
Corsair Vengeance 2x4GB
Corsair H55 Cooler
Corsair GS700 PSU
MSI Z87-G43 Motherboard
1x 1TB WD Black HDD
1x 1TB Seagate HDD

I wanted to use Ubuntu along with Windows 10 but I was wondering what would be better: Upgrade laptop to 256 GB/500GB NVMe SSD (dual boot) and leave the desktop as is OR Upgrade the PC to a 256GB/500GB 2.5" SSD to dual boot windows 10 and Ubuntu.
So what should my upgrade be like? I'm not so much concerned with NVMe speeds vs SATAIII SSD speeds cos I don't do much editing or hardcore programming(yet).

 

[CountMike]

Mixing Windows and Linux on same disk is doable but it's far better to have them on separate disks. That's what I'm doing. W10 being my primary OS is on a Samsung 960 evo and Mint on a cheap SATA ssd. Even on that slower SSD it still feels faster than Windows.

 

[deadlyghost]

Mixing Windows and Linux on same disk is doable but it's far better to have them on separate disks. That's what I'm doing. W10 being my primary OS is on a Samsung 960 evo and Mint on a cheap SATA ssd. Even on that slower SSD it still feels faster than Windows.

Even I thought so. I think I'm gonna skip upgrading to nvme on my laptop and instead get a Kingston 480 GB SSD for my PC and run Ubuntu on it. Thanks!