Simpler in a technical sense, but given high end gaming PC's run into the thousands of £s, It's not really the right solution to just buy another machine; the better choice is probably to not play their game (in all senses of the phrase).
Maybe a viable option is to hot swap your drives, and use something with firmware you can sign personally and verify on boot.
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Simpler in a technical sense, but given high end gaming PC's run into the thousands of £s, It's not really the right solution to just buy another machine; the better choice is probably to not play their game (in all senses of the phrase).
Maybe a viable option is to hot swap your drives, and use something with firmware you can sign personally and verify on boot.