Installed 30G Solid State Drive / Win 7 RTM

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  1. noyb
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    Many Thanks .. That's a whole lot better than my SATAs
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  3. 24c
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    I notice the SSDs are 2.5 ". Is an adapter needed to install one in a desktop 3.5" HD slot?

    I'd love to try one.
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  4. noyb
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    24c said:
    I notice the SSDs are 2.5 ". Is an adapter needed to install one in a desktop 3.5" HD slot?
    Yes ... If you don't want it hanging loose ...
    You can see one "adapter".. 4th picture Here

    Hint ... I have this one on my Christmas wish list
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  6. 24c
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    Thanks
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